Automatic rent posting, late fees, and a tenant self-service portal for the portfolio you already manage.
If you manage a handful of rental units, you're stuck between two bad options. Spreadsheets don't tell you who's late, when a lease expires, or which unit is empty — and they certainly don't post rent charges, compute late fees, answer tenants' "what do I owe?" calls, or produce the monthly statement your property's owner wants.
Hosted property-management platforms do all of that — for a recurring monthly fee, often priced per unit.
Each tenancy gets a private link with no login — tenants see their lease terms, ledger, and balance, and can submit maintenance requests with a photo.
Set a grace period plus a flat fee and/or a percentage of overdue rent, and Rentara posts exactly one labeled late fee per overdue period.
Each lease bills itself monthly or quarterly anchored to its start day, with no cron needed and no risk of double-posting.
Generate a printable income statement per property or owner for any date range, plus CSV export.
See arrears the instant a due date passes, with an arrears report showing days overdue and tenant contact details.
Track tickets from open to resolved, with tenant-submitted requests flagged and costs flowing automatically into owner statements.
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Two-minute web installer with an in-place 1.0 to 1.1 upgrader; PHP 8+ with MySQL or SQLite, standard shared-hosting compatible.
No. Each lease gets a private link; tenants bookmark it, see their own balance and ledger, and submit maintenance requests. You can rotate or kill any link instantly.
No — Rentara records payments as they arrive by transfer, cash, check, or card; it doesn't process or collect rent online.
No. Drop the new files over the old install (keep config.php and data/); the database upgrades itself in place on the next page load. Existing leases stay on manual billing until you enable auto-billing per lease, so nothing back-posts by surprise.
Almost certainly. Rentara needs PHP 8+ with PDO — present on virtually all cPanel/Plesk hosts — and either MySQL or SQLite. Installation is a two-minute web installer.
No — it's not a full accounting/general-ledger tool. Export CSV and import into your accounting tool.
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