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Simpler rental work for a place called home.

Keep senior housing rental operations connected, from rent records to repair follow-up and property expenses. Coordinate around residents' communication needs while clinical and care workflows stay in dedicated systems.

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A calmer pace of home: an illustrative senior living property exterior. THE PROPERTY AT THE CENTER
Senior livingA calmer pace of homeYour rentals. Connected.

See the property. Follow the work.

01

Keep rent conversations clear

Review lease charges and payments with the resident's agreed online or offline payment process in mind.

02

Follow repairs through

Connect the request to the right unit and coordinate the next step through the agreed communication channel.

03

Keep property costs organized

Review rental operating expenses and supporting records when preparing your property reports.

Keep resident rent and repair follow-up in view.

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INSIDE RENTARI

Step 1 of 3

Review the rent account

Check charges and payments for the resident’s lease. Confirm online payment readiness and any agreed offline payment process.

Review rent activity
Rent overviewProduct screen
Current lease payment workspace with paid, past-due and upcoming charges and a recorded rent payment. Enlarge screen
See payment totals and the history behind each charge. Current screen.

Step 2 of 3

Follow the repair request

Review the request and affected unit. Coordinate the next step and keep the resident informed through the agreed channel.

Coordinate a maintenance visit
Turn a repair request into a clear next stepIllustration
Illustration of a renter showing a loose cabinet hinge to a maintenance professional inspecting it with a screwdriver. Enlarge illustration
A shared understanding of the issue helps the right person take the next step.

Step 3 of 3

Check the property books

Review property expenses and supporting records. Keep rental operating costs organized for reporting.

Record a property expense
Accounting overviewProduct screen
Current accounting dashboard filtered to a property, showing recorded revenue by month and no expenses in the selected period. Enlarge screen
Review recorded revenue and expenses for a selected property and date range. Current screen.
Older neighbors enjoying tea and tending herbs on a sunny shared terrace.

Familiar faces. Time for what matters.

A comfortable home and attentive rental operations leave room for everyday independence. Keep the records and everyday conversations connected, so the next person has the context they need.

  • Everyday independence
  • Familiar neighbors
  • Comfortable surroundings
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Where to start

For the rental operations of senior housing, including property records, rent, repairs and books.

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Details to confirm

Confirm accessible communication and payment arrangements for your residents. Clinical records, medication and care planning belong in dedicated care systems.

Discuss your requirements

Your first property. A clear path forward.

Have these details ready: resident and unit records; communication and payment arrangements; property service contacts.

  1. 01

    Build the property record

    Add the property and units, then check their details before bringing in residents.

    Property setup guide
  2. 02

    Check documents and balances

    Review the agreements, opening records and payment readiness for the first tenancy.

    Review lease setup
  3. 03

    Bring your residents in

    Invite residents once the records are ready, and show them how to find rent, documents and repairs.

    Tenant invitation guide

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Senior living FAQ

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Does this include clinical or care management?

This page covers rental property operations. It does not describe clinical records, care plans, medication administration or medical billing.

What should I prepare before getting started?

Gather resident and unit records, communication and payment arrangements, property service 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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