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Leases and rent roll

Record each tenancy's lease dates and rent, and BrickTrack tracks what's owed and what's been paid across your rent roll as a whole.

Leases holds the tenancy side of each property: who's renting it, the lease term, and the agreed rent. Add a lease when a tenancy starts and BrickTrack can match incoming rent payments against what's expected, rather than you checking manually against a spreadsheet.

Multiple properties, one view

If you're managing more than a couple of tenancies, the rent roll view rolls every active lease up into one place, which is useful for a quick check of who's paid and who hasn't, without opening each property individually.

When a lease ends

Update the lease record when a tenancy ends rather than deleting it. The history stays useful for vacancy tracking and for showing a consistent rental history if you're refinancing or selling.

Rental law varies by state

Notice periods, entry rules and rent-increase limits are set by state and territory legislation, not by BrickTrack. See rental laws by state for what applies where your property is.

BrickTrack helps you organise your property data to work with your accountant. Not tax advice.

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