Rent that posts itself
Monthly rent is charged on each lease’s due date, and late fees are added after the grace period you choose.
Rental property accounting for small landlords
Rent, expenses, deposits and Schedule E in one place. RentRoll posts rent on the due date, keeps every tenant’s ledger, and sends clean files to QuickBooks, Quicken or your accountant. By Streetwise Software Online.
15-day trial of every feature for up to 15 units — no card needed. Plans from $19 a month after that.

Landlord bookkeeping software for everything you track in spreadsheets, notebooks and shoeboxes — in plain words, in one place.
Monthly rent is charged on each lease’s due date, and late fees are added after the grace period you choose.
Log checks, cash and transfers, and every tenant gets an up-to-date ledger and printable statement.
Security and pet deposits are tracked apart from your income, with refunds and deductions recorded properly.
Every expense category lines up with the IRS Schedule E lines, so tax time is a report, not a project.
MACRS schedules over 27.5 or 39 years with the mid-month convention, and loan payments split into principal and interest.
Track repairs from request to paid bill, and know which vendors need a 1099 at year end.
Rent roll, profit and loss, cash flow, NOI, cap rate, cash-on-cash, delinquency, vacancy and owner statements — as PDF, Excel or CSV.
Import bank files (CSV, OFX, QFX, QBO) without duplicates, and export to QuickBooks, Quicken, Xero and Excel.
Enter your buildings, units and current tenants in a few minutes — or explore with sample data first.
Rent and late fees post automatically. You record payments and expenses as they happen.
Print statements, run your Schedule E, and send clean files to your accountant or QuickBooks.

Create the lease and record the deposit and first month’s rent. RentRoll sets up the tenant’s ledger and prorated rent, posts monthly charges, adds late fees after the grace period and prints a ledger statement PDF.

The dashboard shows rent received this month, who is late and by how much, and which units are empty. Security deposits are held in trust and tracked as a liability, not income.

Open a work order, assign a vendor, and when it is done the bill lands in the right Schedule E expense category for the right property — with 1099 totals ready at year end.

Group properties into portfolios, see income, expenses, NOI, cap rate and cash-on-cash return per building, and give owners a clear statement with management fees (Business plan).
Every unit, tenant, rent amount and balance on one screen.
Totals per line, per property, ready for your tax return.
One click to the format your accountant or software wants.
Try every feature for 15 days, then pick the plan that fits your portfolio. See full pricing
$190/year
Save $38.00 a year compared with paying monthly.
For independent landlords with up to 40 units.
$390/year
Save $78.00 a year compared with paying monthly.
Unlimited units and portfolios, owner statements and QuickBooks Desktop IIF.
Every account starts with a 15-day trial of every feature for up to 15 units and 3 portfolios, no card needed. After the trial, choose Pro or Business. Prices in US dollars; paid plans renew automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel online in one step. Terms · Refund & cancellation policy
A rent roll is a list of every unit with its tenant, lease terms, monthly rent and balance due. RentRoll builds it automatically and exports it to PDF, Excel or CSV.
It produces a Schedule E summary for each property on a cash basis, with every income and expense category mapped to its Schedule E line, for you or your tax professional to review. It does not file taxes and is not tax advice. Passive-loss limits are not applied.
Residential rental property is depreciated straight-line over 27.5 years (39 years for nonresidential property) using the mid-month convention. RentRoll builds the year-by-year schedule from your purchase price, closing costs, improvements and land value.
Normally no, while you hold them to be returned. RentRoll tracks deposits as a liability and records them as income only when they are applied to a tenant’s balance. Check your state’s rules and your tax professional’s advice.
No. RentRoll records rent payments, partial payments and late fees, and keeps each tenant’s ledger. It does not process tenant payments, screen tenants or offer a tenant portal.
Yes. RentRoll exports QBO and CSV files for QuickBooks Online and IIF files for QuickBooks Desktop, with each property as a QuickBooks Class. It also exports QFX for Quicken, OFX for Xero and others, Excel and PDF.
Pro is $19 a month or $190 a year for up to 40 units and 2 portfolios. Business is $39 a month or $390 a year for unlimited units and portfolios, owner statements and QuickBooks Desktop IIF exports. Every account starts with a 15-day trial of every feature for up to 15 units and 3 portfolios, with no card needed. RentRoll has no unpaid plan.
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