Separate LLC books.
Separate entities. One portfolio login.
For rental owners
Every property.
Every LLC.
A clearer picture.
See each property’s profit. Keep every LLC’s books separate.
Unlimited properties & LLCs
Your rentals, in view
September 2026 · Illustrative data
Cedar Properties LLC
Oak rental
- Income
- $2,500
- Expenses
- $640
- Net income
- $1,860
Birch Homes LLC
Park duplex
- Income
- $3,800
- Expenses
- $1,120
- Net income
- $2,680
Books, rent, and tenants. Connected.
Rent in the right books.
Collect rent online. Post it to the owning LLC.
A portal for your tenants.
Lease details, balances, statements, and maintenance requests.
From payment to posted rent
One payment. The right LLC.
Tenant paysOwning LLCRent entry + statement
Keep your receiving account and the property’s owner connected.
A little more detail
Good to know.
ACH or card: what should I compare?
Compare the fee, who pays it, and settlement timing before choosing a method. Exact rates, available methods, and arrival estimates belong in the payment flow; review those details before collecting rent.
Can my accountant help?
Invite your accountant or bookkeeper to review the books with permissions you control.
Coming from a property manager?
Gather leases, deposits, statements, and opening balances. Reconcile the handoff before you start collecting rent.