Rentlor

Most landlords run their portfolio across a spreadsheet, a shoebox of certificates, and memory. Rentlor replaces that. Add a property and Rentlor works out what it is actually doing: value against outstanding debt, equity, monthly cash flow after the mortgage, gross and net yield, and a health score out of 100 where every point is explained rather than asserted. Tenancies drive rent schedules, so arrears are calculated rather than remembered. When a tenancy is a month from expiry, or a gas safety certificate is three weeks from lapsing, it appears in one place with the reason it was raised. Import a lease, an insurance schedule or a CP12 and Rentlor reads it, finds the expiry date and sets a reminder thirty days before. Everything stays searchable, including the text inside the documents. At year end there is a pack organised the way an accountant asks for it, on the UK tax year or the calendar year. Mortgage interest and capital improvements sit on their own lines, because how they are treated depends on your jurisdiction and whether you hold personally or through a company. Rentlor organises. It does not decide. There is also an assistant, and it is deliberately narrow. Ask which property is underperforming, or what happens if rates rise 1.5%, and it answers from your records and shows which ones it used. It states its assumptions. It never presents anything as financial, legal or tax advice, and it prepares consequential actions for your confirmation rather than taking them. Your portfolio stays on your iPhone or iPad. Sign in with Apple, no passwords. No tracking, no advertising, no data sold. One property free. Plus, Pro and Business raise the limits. Terms of Use: https://rentlor.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://rentlor.com/privacy