Rentaer

For independent landlords

Your rentals, calmly under control

Properties, tenants, rent and repairs — everything you manage, in one quiet dashboard instead of a dozen spreadsheets.

Properties

Every unit, rent amount and occupancy status at a glance.

Tenants

Contact details and lease dates, always up to date.

Rent payments

Record payments, see what's due and what's overdue.

Maintenance

Log requests, set priorities and track them to done.

The bigger picture

Small portfolio. Clear perspective.

Compare rent received with rent still due, and see how much of the money owed has actually been paid. These illustrative charts show the kinds of views that could be added to your dashboard.

Fictional example · not live account data

Rent collection

Collected vs. outstanding · USD

April–September
CollectedOutstanding

Paid vs. unpaid rent

Six months of bills · USD

Paid $27,100Unpaid $1,700

Chart concepts only; the current dashboard provides portfolio totals, outstanding rent and open maintenance.

Well-maintained apartments with a planted entrance

From the first key to the next renewal

A routine you can rely on.

01 · Make each property easy to find

Add the address, monthly rent and occupancy. Link the tenant, keep their contact details close and record the lease dates.

02 · Keep rent records clear

Set a monthly bill day, check outstanding amounts and confirm paid rent. Tenants can sign in with their recorded email to see their own history in My rent.

03 · Give repairs a next step

Record the request, choose its priority and move it from open to in progress to resolved. Review what still needs attention.

See the getting-started guide

The Rentaer journal

Better informed. Better organized.

Practical guides for the decisions behind every tenancy.

All guides

Your next tenancy, a little calmer.

Bring your property records, rent history and repairs into one place.

Take control