Property and unit setup
Create properties with ownership and financial details, then add units with leasing, budget, document, listing, and status information.
Landlord education center
Use these short guides to understand how ANBRental connects your properties, units, leases, tenants, payments, maintenance, accounting, documents, and reports inside one secure workspace.
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Set up account, properties, units, owners, team roles, and membership limits before daily work begins.
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Use property pages as the home base for units, listings, tenants, budgets, documents, banking, and payments.
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Rent invoices, expenses, trust banking, owner payouts, and reports stay tied to the property/account.
Portal roadmap
The portal is easiest when you think in a simple sequence: create the property, organize the unit, connect the lease, bill rent, track money, communicate, and report.
Create properties with ownership and financial details, then add units with leasing, budget, document, listing, and status information.
Send application links, collect tenant details, create lease drafts, manage signing, attach private documents, and renew leases before expiration.
Automatically generate rent invoices, include eligible budget/CAM charges, email or print invoices, and track partial or full payments.
Understand how online payments move from processing to property trust accounts, then to owner distributions without double entries.
Record expenses, allocate vendor payments across invoices, print checks, and keep property-level expense history clear.
Send property or unit notices, attach documents, receive replies in the message inbox, and keep conversation history organized.
Track requests by property/unit, assign work, update status, and give tenants a clear path for repair communication.
Review rent roll, income/expense, balance sheet, delinquency, owner distribution, vendor, ledger, and membership reports with exports.
Use account roles, membership restrictions, private documents, encrypted sensitive data, 2FA, and audit logs to protect the business.
Recommended daily rhythm
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Free is best for a tiny starting portfolio. Pro fits growing landlords. Enterprise is shaped for teams, larger portfolios, and advanced reporting needs.
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