Property finance
See how every property is performing — before month-end.
Collections, invoices, and expenses in one financial view — so you act on current numbers, not outdated exports.

In LetRents
Built into your daily operations
LetRents connects billing, collections, and expenses into one financial view. Track income, arrears, and property performance — then produce owner-ready reports without rebuilding spreadsheets every month.
Your workflow
From daily activity to financial truth
LetRents does not start with reports. It starts with connected records — then financial clarity follows.
- 1
Bill from live tenancy data
Invoices and rent schedules pull from tenant and lease records, so expected income reflects what was actually agreed.
- 2
Match collections as payments arrive
M-Pesa, bank, and card payments reconcile to invoices and tenants automatically, keeping balances current.
- 3
Track expenses beside income
Maintenance, utilities, and operating costs stay attached to properties — not buried in separate files.
- 4
Report with numbers everyone can defend
Owner statements, collection summaries, and portfolio comparisons export from the same ledger your team uses daily.
What changes
Results your team can feel
Make decisions from current numbers
Income, arrears, and property performance update as activity happens — not after someone rebuilds a spreadsheet.
Reduce owner reporting friction
Statements and summaries export quickly with figures tied to real collection and billing records.
Catch revenue leakage earlier
Unmatched payments, drifting balances, and billing gaps surface before they become month-end surprises.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about property finance.
Property finance software connects rental billing, payment collection, reconciliation, and reporting in one system. LetRents is built for Kenyan workflows, including M-Pesa collections and multi-property portfolios.
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Connect billing, collections, and reporting in one place — and know how your properties are performing before owners have to ask.