Prepare a thoughtful move-in
Review the lease and applicable association rules together before preparing the rental agreement packet.
Your condo rental, with every detail connected.
Give the rental side of condo ownership a clear home. Connect your unit's lease, rent and repair records while keeping association administration with the people responsible for it.
LeasingRentResident care
THE PROPERTY AT THE CENTER
See the property. Follow the work.
Keep the rent picture clear
Review the rental lease's charges and payments separately from association dues managed elsewhere.
Put repairs on the right path
Keep the unit and request details together, then establish owner or association responsibility before coordinating work.
Connect a condo’s lease, rent and repair records.
Watch the walkthrough from the beginning or pick the chapter you need. It includes product screens and illustrations.
INSIDE RENTARI
Step 1 of 3
Prepare the rental agreement
Review the unit’s lease and gather the applicable association rules as supporting documents. Check the packet before signature.
Prepare a lease addendumLease builderProduct screen
Step 2 of 3
Check the resident balance
Open the rental lease’s charges and payments. Keep rent records distinct from association charges managed elsewhere.
Review rental payment activityRent overviewProduct screen
Step 3 of 3
Route the repair correctly
Review the affected unit and request details. Establish whether the owner or association is responsible before coordinating work.
Attach a request to the right unitTurn a repair request into a clear next stepIllustration
City living, with a place to exhale.
Help the rental side of a condominium feel personal, from move-in details to daily care. Keep the records and everyday conversations connected, so the next person has the context they need.
- Private spaces
- Shared surroundings
- Rental relationships
Will Rentari fit this property?
Where to start
For owners managing rented condos and townhomes within an association.
Explore the workspaceDetails to confirm
This page covers rental operations. Confirm any requirements for association dues, board voting, violations or community administration separately.
Discuss your requirementsYour first property. A clear path forward.
Have these details ready: unit and owner details; association rules for renters; repair responsibility contacts.
01Build the property record
Add the property and units, then check their details before bringing in residents.
Property setup guide
02Check documents and balances
Review the agreements, opening records and payment readiness for the first tenancy.
Review lease setup
03Bring your residents in
Invite residents once the records are ready, and show them how to find rent, documents and repairs.
Tenant invitation guide
Find your next step.
Open a step-by-step article with product guidance.
Prepare a lease addendumPrepare the rental agreementReview rental payment activityCheck the resident balanceAttach a request to the right unitRoute the repair correctly
Review condo roles and repair handoffs
Browse the landlord Help CenterCondo, co-op, HOA FAQ
Contact our teamDoes this cover running an HOA board?
No. Rentari supports a condo landlord’s rental unit. It does not operate an HOA board, act as a licensed association manager or collect association dues. Arrange association administration separately.
What should I prepare before getting started?
Gather unit and owner details, association rules for renters, repair responsibility contacts. Start with one property, check the records, and then bring in the rest of your portfolio.
Does this walkthrough change my account?
No. It uses product screens with sample data. Open the linked Help guides for the steps to follow in your own account.
How do I choose a plan?
Review the current pricing page for unit limits, included tools and any payment or screening fees. Check that the plan covers the tasks you do most often.
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