PropertyLedger: Rental P&L

PropertyLedger keeps the books for your rental properties. Income in, expenses out, and a profit-and-loss picture you can actually read, without a spreadsheet and without a subscription to accounting software built for something else. EVERY PROPERTY, TRACKED SEPARATELY Add as many properties as you own. Each one keeps its own income, expenses, and running profit, so you always know which unit earns and which one drains. Sold a property? Archive it — the records stay intact for your return. LOG A TRANSACTION IN SECONDS Amount, date, category, property. That's the whole flow. Add a vendor or a note when it matters, skip them when it doesn't. Expenses and income use the same fast form. CATEGORIES THAT MATCH YOUR RETURN 36 built-in categories covering the expense and income lines landlords actually file — mortgage interest, repairs, insurance, property tax, management fees, rent, deposits, and more. Add your own when your books need something specific. BILLS THAT SPAN A PERIOD A school tax bill paid in September can cover the following year. PropertyLedger records when money moved and, optionally, the period the bill covers — so your numbers land in the right year. PROFIT AND LOSS AT A GLANCE A dashboard for the whole portfolio and a P&L for each property. Income, expenses, and net, calculated in exact cents — no floating-point drift, no rounding surprises. SEE HOW SPENDING MOVES Chart any category over time and compare periods, so a creeping repair bill or a rising insurance premium shows up before it's a year-end surprise. EXPORT FOR YOUR ACCOUNTANT Send a clean CSV straight from the share sheet — email it, drop it in Files, or hand it to whoever does your taxes. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS Your account is yours alone. Every record is protected at the database level by row-level security, so no other user can read your books. No ads, no analytics, no trackers, and nothing sold to anyone. PropertyLedger is for landlords with one property or twenty who want their numbers straight and their tax prep boring.