Property and unit overview
Record the places you manage, then review journal-backed activity by property and unit.
Shared costs remain visible separately rather than being silently assigned to a unit.
Clear rental books, property by property.
RentalBooks brings property and unit records, leases, rent activity, expenses, journal evidence, and operating reports into one owner-focused workspace.
Features
RentalBooks keeps property structure, leases, rent activity, journal-backed transactions, and owner reports connected around the same rental portfolio.
Record the places you manage, then review journal-backed activity by property and unit.
Shared costs remain visible separately rather than being silently assigned to a unit.
Track income, expenses, vendors, accounts, and journal activity by property or unit so each rental scope stays clear.
Manage tenants, lease dates, unit occupancy, move-outs, expected rent, and rent workflows alongside the property ledger.
Use double-entry journal workflows with property and unit scoping for owner-grade accounting without burying rental context.
Trace supported transactions to their recorded source and review items that need attention. Private file uploads are not available in this pilot.
Review occupancy, balances, rental performance, and cash-flow reporting built around the way independent owners evaluate properties.
Workflow
Start with a property and unit, record the lease, then follow money through the journal and reports.
Record each property and unit in the workspace.
Keep named parties, dates, rent terms, and contact preferences together.
Preview rent receipts and money movements before posting immutable journal evidence.
See property and unit results alongside collection and cash-flow reports.
Access
Public signup, subscriptions, checkout, and paid trials are currently unavailable.
Sign in with the approved Google account to use the pilot workspace.
Owner sign-in