Run every building from one record.
[BRAND] reads your leases, keeps the rent roll and does the books for each property, all from the same information. Enter a tenant once and it is right everywhere.
Animation: the program reads a lease for Gulf Coast Dental, finds the start date, the monthly rent of $5,650 and a 3% yearly increase, and adds the tenant to the rent roll, raising the monthly total from $9,750 to $15,400.
Set up a property once.
Address, units, square feet, owners and tenants live in one place. Leases, rent roll and books all read from it, so they never disagree.
- Bring in a unit list from Excel or an old rent roll
- Give owners, managers and staff their own access
- Included with every plan
Animation: a floor plan of a six-suite building draws itself, the suites are labelled with their tenants, and the suites whose rent has come in are highlighted.
Every rent change, on time, without a spreadsheet.
Rent steps come straight from the lease. See what each tenant pays today, what changes next, and the history month by month.
- Whole property or one tenant, for any period
- Fill it from your leases, a file or by typing
- Download to Excel in one click
Animation: a chart of Gulf Coast Dental's monthly rent rising 3% each May, from $5,650 in 2026 to $6,359 in 2030.
Your bank activity, sorted by property.
Bring in your bank statements and [BRAND] suggests the property and the kind of spending for each line. It learns from what you choose.
- Reports for each building, in plain words
- Reconcile against your monthly statement
- Every entry can be changed or undone
Animation: five bank transactions are sorted one by one into a property and a category, then the month's totals by property appear: Harbor Point Plaza $9,231.23 in, Magnolia Street Duplex $357.40 out.
Pay only for the parts you use
Your first 3 months are half price. No free trial; cancel any time.
Building Record and Lease reading
Included with any plan. Lease reading is in beta.
Rent Roll
10 tenants comes to $44 a month.
Bookkeeping
For each company you keep books for.