Property portfolio
Your whole portfolio in one organized list — every property and unit with its occupancy, rent, and status visible at a glance, so nothing hides in a spreadsheet tab.
How property portfolio helps everyone
One feature, three points of view — property managers, landlords, and tenants.
Property managers
See every property and unit in one place with live occupancy and rent status, and publish any of them as a listing when a unit opens up — no more hunting across files to know what's vacant.
Landlords
Check how each of your properties is performing and whether units are occupied or vacant, any time, without having to ask your manager for an update.
Tenants
Know the home you're applying to or living in is properly managed, with accurate property details and status behind every listing.
What you can do
Property portfolio touches everything from listings and value to tenancy status, maintenance, and reports.
Property information
Address, type, unit count, and key details kept accurate and in one record.
Tenancy status
See at a glance which units are occupied, vacant, or coming up for renewal.
Listing
Turn any vacant unit into a public listing for sale, rent, or room rental in a few taps.
Value
Keep asking prices and rent figures against each property so the numbers are always current.
Reports
Occupancy and portfolio totals roll up automatically for a clear overview.
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Tenant management
Keep tenant contacts, unit assignments, and lease status organized in one place.
Rent/ Lease
Store lease terms, deposits, and renewal dates so nothing slips through the cracks.
Rent tracking
Log rent due, mark payments as received, and see what's outstanding instantly.
Maintenance
Capture maintenance requests, set priority, and move them from open to resolved.
One clear dashboard
A calm overview of collected rent, occupancy, and open tasks across your portfolio.
Bring your portfolio home
Whether you manage properties, own them, or live in them — create your account and get everything in one place today.
