RentRedi is a property management software designed for independent landlords, offering solutions for maintenance, lease applications, tenant background checks, daily tasks, rent collection, and lease oversight. The software also facilitates the submission of lease applications via rental portals and integrates them with the system to streamline the connection between lease terms and tenants. With granular control of each property, landlords can attach separate bank accounts to different properties, link leases to individual tenants within the same property, and accept, respond to, and track maintenance requests per unit. RentRedi also comes with its pre-qualification forms, background check workflow, and signature module, while any form that an applicant uploads using their phone’s camera remains securely linked to that person for as long as they’re a tenant.
Renters can apply for a unit, monitor approval and pay rent and application fees online using multiple forms of electronic transfer and even cash through a Plaid connection. All payments are tracked, and late alerts and fee amounts are easily managed. RentRedi also prevents landlords from accepting any sort of partial payment during an eviction process, which can create long-term headaches.
The software provides access to other team members, such as repair specialists, and allows for access to what pertains to each team member. RentRedi also provides access to educational resources for investors, as well as the opportunity for members to access RentRedi on their dashboards.
RentRedi has connected with fellow prop-tech Latchel, which manages requests and coordinates tenant services for landlords. Although it uses a third-party integration for accounting, the software is specific to the needs of the mom-and-pop managers and the inspired new investor. The company is a great tool for any landlord wanting to modernize how they manage their investments. The software is also lightweight and easy to use, with a customizable dashboard, and has a mobile responsive design, making it an ideal solution for smaller, independent landlords.
