Free open beta
Property management software for UK landlords
Rent, deposits, documents and certificates, all in one place
- Free during beta
- No payment details needed
- Export your data any time
Free open beta
Rent, deposits, documents and certificates, all in one place
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Reoli knows the differences between England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - the right terminology for each nation, and checks against the rules Reoli holds for it on every property.
Every rent demand and payment lands on a live ledger, with arrears tracked automatically so you always know who owes what.
Record each deposit and where it is protected. Reoli works out the protection deadline for the nation and flags any deposit with no protection recorded.
Run an on-demand report to see exactly which documents and certificates are coming up for expiry, whenever you need it.
Store your tenancy and property documents securely in the cloud with our built-in document manager.
Invite your team, assign roles, and switch on enforced two-factor authentication so every login to your account is protected.
Free during our open beta. When paid plans launch it stays simple - just one monthly fee based on the number of units you manage, whether they're occupied, vacant or available to rent.
Run reports at just the click of a button - income & expenditure, arrears ageing, deposits & protection, rent roll and occupancy, and document expiry.
Log rent and expenses as you go, then export income & expenditure, arrears and more with a click - everything your accountant needs.
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