Run your rentals like a business. Without paying for landlord software.

Spreadsheets and a weekly email for DIY landlords with 1–20 units.

Run your rentals like a business. Without paying for landlord software.

Spreadsheets and a weekly email for DIY landlords with 1–20 units. Know what each property earns, stay ready for tax time, and stop guessing.

→ Get the free tracker (and the weekly email)

Sound familiar?

  • Rent, repairs, and receipts live in your bank app, a shoebox, and your memory.
  • Tax time means a weekend digging through statements to fill out Schedule E.
  • You aren't sure which unit actually makes money once repairs and vacancy are counted.
  • Property management software is built for people with 200 doors, and priced that way.
  • You find a deal and have no fast, honest way to check whether it cash-flows.

What you get every week

  • One tool or template you can use the same day.
  • One checklist for something landlords actually deal with: turnovers, renewals, late rent, year-end.
  • One number to watch and what it tells you about your portfolio.

Short, practical, and free. Unsubscribe whenever you like.

Free: the Single-Property Tracker

A clean spreadsheet for one rental: monthly rent, expenses by category, and net cash flow at a glance.

→ Download the free Single-Property Tracker (or subscribe and get it with the weekly email)

→ Get the free tracker (and the weekly email)

The Toolkit

One-time purchase, instant download, works in Excel and Google Sheets.

Bundles (save vs. buying separately)

Landlord Pro membership

$9/month or $99/year.

  • A new template every month
  • A monthly deadlines & tax briefing
  • 40% off everything in the shop
  • Annual members get the full library included

→ Join Landlord Pro

FAQ

Who is this for?
Self-managing landlords with roughly 1 to 20 units who want simple, solid systems.

Do I need special software?
No. The files work in Excel, and most also work in Google Sheets.

Is this tax or legal advice?
No. The tools help you stay organized. Check with your CPA, and check local law before you send a notice.

How often will you email me?
About once a week.

→ Get the free tracker (and the weekly email)