Rental Log: Expense Tracker
Schedule E for landlords
About
Easily track rental income and expenses for small landlords. Log rent, categorize costs, attach receipt photos, and generate a Schedule E-ready summary for tax time. Your financial data stays private on your device.
What's New in Rental Log
1.1.3
June 22, 2026
New: snap and attach receipt photos to any expense or rent entry. Log income and expenses all year, then export a Schedule E–ready PDF at tax time.
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$14.99
Rental Log Pro
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FAQ
How does Rental Log help with taxes?
Rental Log categorizes all your rental income and expenses according to Schedule E requirements. You can then export a PDF summary that is ready to be handed to your accountant or used directly in your tax filing.
Is Rental Log free to use?
Rental Log is free for your first property, allowing you to log income, track expenses, and attach receipts. To add more properties or export the annual PDF summary, you can unlock the full version with a one-time purchase.
Does Rental Log have ads?
No, Rental Log is ad-free. The app focuses on providing a private and uninterrupted experience for tracking your rental finances.
What devices does Rental Log support?
Rental Log is available for iPhone and iPad. It is designed to work seamlessly across these Apple devices.
How often is Rental Log updated?
The latest version of Rental Log is 1.1.3, and it was last updated on June 22, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features based on user feedback and evolving needs.
Is my financial data secure with Rental Log?
Yes, Rental Log is private by default. Your financial data stays on your device, and no account is required, meaning no data is uploaded to any server.
Can I track partial rent payments with Rental Log?
Yes, Rental Log allows you to log rent payments, including partial payments. This ensures accurate tracking of all income received, even if it's not the full amount due.
What types of expenses can I track in Rental Log?
You can track a wide range of expenses relevant to landlords, including repairs, insurance, mortgage interest, utilities, HOA fees, and management fees, all categorized for Schedule E.