One record per tenancy
Unit, lease, tenant, documents, and every rent line in one place, instead of scattered across spreadsheets.
For landlords and property managers
Tenur keeps one record per tenancy: the unit, the lease, the tenant, and every rent payment. It tracks what’s paid and what’s overdue, and sends the reminders so you don’t have to.
Overview
Unit, lease, tenant, documents, and every rent line in one place, instead of scattered across spreadsheets.
A transfer today, the rest next week: partial payments are recorded as-is and set against the oldest dues first.
Overdue rent, upcoming renewals, and vacant units are flagged for you, and reminders go out on schedule.
What's inside
Every property and unit, its status, and who's in it today.
Terms, dates, deposits, and which leases come up for renewal next.
Dues, payments, arrears aging, and a clean statement per tenancy.
Requests, work orders, and invoices, tied to the unit they belong to.
Contracts and receipts filed where you'll look for them: on the unit.
Occupancy, collections, and open work, in a form you can share with owners.
How it works
Amount, date, method — typed in, or imported from the spreadsheet you already keep.
Tenur splits the money across open months automatically — February before March.
Paid, partial, or overdue — the unit, the building, and the portfolio all show the new status at once.
Overdue rent is tracked by how late it is, and the reminder goes out — once, to the right tenant.
Teams & roles
Everyone works from the same records — each role just sees the slice of them it needs.
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Tell us how many units you run and how rent is tracked today. We’ll show you the same portfolio, kept in Tenur.
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