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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

How do you track rents?
I am sitting here and mentally preparing for next month and entering all the rent checks and direct deposits into my poorly designed Excel spreadsheet. I wanted to ask as there must be a better way to keep track of rent from each tenant as compared to what I’m doing.
For some background, I am a small landlord in Milwaukee Wisconsin currently 23 tenants who paid with a mixture of physical checks dropped off at the office and online direct deposits and cozy.co.
What ways do you use to keep track of rent, the pros and cons of your way?
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I think its time you can step up to a property management software. Cozy is free but buildium might be what you need. Should be around 50 bucks a month or so depending on the features you get.