Start with one managed unit.
Keep rent payment records, receipts, issues, and messages tied to the right property and tenant.
Shared rent record
Palm Heights · Unit B4
Tenant link
Step 3 of 4Records only. Rent stays with the landlord.
Built for property managers
RentRight is strongest when the first user already manages a real rental relationship and wants one clean record both sides can trust.
Property teams
Use one record for the property, unit, tenant, rent proof, and issue trail.
Small landlords
Start with one unit before adding more properties or tenants.
Tenant proof
Tenants join the unit record instead of keeping proof in scattered chats.
The one-record workflow
The setup is intentionally small. A useful activation is complete only when a tenant is tied to the unit.
Add the property
Create the managed property once, then keep units under the same record.
Create one unit
Add the flat, rent cycle, and tenant details needed for the first shared record.
Invite the tenant
Share the invite so the tenant joins the same unit and can see the record history.
Keep proof together
Record rent, receipt proof, issue notes, and messages where both sides can refer back.
What not to use RentRight for
This route is for people managing records, not people browsing listings.
Apartment search traffic looking for listings to rent today.
Rent custody, escrow, legal guarantees, or automated payment promises.
Shortlet entertainment traffic inside the long-term rent-record campaign.
Start small before budget scales
Launch access should be judged by one linked unit, not clicks or empty signups. Add one managed unit first, then decide what to expand.
Launch setup
One property. One unit. One tenant.
Use this path if you can test a real managed rental record today. RentRight does not need you to migrate every property before the first proof point.
Set up one managed unit