TenantCloud
2 Reviews 5/5 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★Rental accounting and management software from TenantCloud
Pros
- Accessible online payments
- Basic accounting
- Includes basic accounting
- Maintenance requests
- Maintenance requests and scheduling tools
- Offers basic accounting modules
- Online payments
Cons
- Free version is limited to 75 units
- QuickBooks integration is a paid feature
About TenantCloud
TenantCloud is an all-in-one rental accounting and management software that assists landlords with rent collection, rental accounting, vacancy listing, and property analysis reporting. This solution is cloud-based, allowing for access from any device.
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Features
- Online payment collection
- Accounting
- Automated late fees
- Agreement template builder
- Online leases
- Roommate lease management
- Property keys and specs management
- Work order management
- Equipment and service reminders
- Data import and export
- Insurance tracking
- Rental application management
- Tenant screening
- Free listing website
- Automatic listings
- Email and feed notifications
- Calendar
- Timeline and notes
- Reports
- Owner portal
- File manager
- Customizable dashboard
Price
Plans for landlords:
| Plan | Price | # of Units |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Free | 75 |
| Standard | $9/month | 150 |
| Advanced | $35/month | 500 |
ServicePro Plans:
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
| Basic | Free |
| Standard | $35/month |
TenantCloud also has a free Basic plan for tenants.
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I’ve had some clients mention TenantCloud and mention it as something to use.
I’ve been saying for a while that a free property management software will come out. There are all these software platforms that are real expensive, clunky, and cumbersome. But there are now models that everyone is comfortable and familiar with like Gmail and Facebook where you pay nothing, but companies are still making money. There is so much money in property management, and I thought this was going to happen.
The software is tackling the maintenance coordination as well. A lot of people use Appfolio, Propertyware, or Buildium. Many people may not be super concerned about the software costs initially, but they are concerned about every property they are paying for over the long-term. For professional property managers, I feel this will be a good choice.
If someone wants to use a certain platform for maintenance coordination or for tenant showing/scheduling, the goal is to have an API that allows integration eventually.
For renters, paying online from the app or the website is easy and there is a no fee option with TC payments. You can view your rent history, what you have or have not paid.
