Section 8 Tools

Run your rentals without the spreadsheet

The houses, the tenants, the rehabs and the books — in one login instead of six spreadsheets, a folder of receipts and your memory. Come January, your accountant gets figures that add up.

Free for your first 2 doors — not a trial. No card needed.

What you get

One login covering the whole thing, from the offer to the tax return.

Properties

Every house with its loans, equity, cashflow, documents and photos. Values updated automatically.

Tenants & leases

Who lives where, what they pay, when the lease ends, and what the housing authority covers.

Rehabs & draws

What you paid the contractor against what the lender reimbursed, per budget line.

The books

Bank statements imported and categorised, mortgage payments split into interest and principal.

Tax

Schedule E, 1099s, depreciation and mileage — built from the year you already recorded.

Companies

Your LLCs, their filing deadlines, members, and what each one owns.

Deals

Run the numbers before you buy, and keep the ones you passed on.

Maintenance

Work orders, contractors, equipment and inspection dates in one list.

Built by someone who owns the problem

Every part of this exists because a spreadsheet lost track of something first.

1

A rehab has two sets of books

What you have paid the contractor, and what the lender has actually reimbursed you, are different numbers — and the gap is your money. Track draws line by line, so going $4,000 over budget is something you find out in week three, not at refinance.

2

Nothing quietly expires

HQS inspections, lease renewals, LLC annual reports, warranties. Each one sits against the house or company it belongs to and comes up before it is late.

3

January stops being a fortnight of admin

Import your bank statements, categorise once, and Schedule E, your 1099s, mileage and depreciation come out the other end — including the deductions nothing in a bank statement reminds you to claim.

Everything is on every plan

Including the free one. Plans differ by how many doors they cover, never by which parts you are allowed to open.

PortfolioProperties, LLCs, equipment, accounting, invoices
PeopleTenants, applicants, deal leads, vendors, contacts
OperationsMaintenance, refurbs, tasks, calendar, e-sign
ResearchDeal finder, market map, fair market rent, neighbourhood data
CalculatorsTurnkey, refurb cost and ARV — free, no account needed
LearnCourse, guides, document library and the community

Priced by how many doors you own

Free for the first two. After that you pay for the size of the portfolio.

Free

$0 forever

Up to 2 doors

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Starter

$19 /mo

Up to 10 doors

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Portfolio

$99 /mo

Unlimited doors

Choose Portfolio

See yearly pricing and what each plan includes

Questions

What counts as a door?

A rentable unit, not a building. A single-family house is one; a duplex is two.

What happens if I go over my limit?

You cannot add another door until you upgrade or remove one. Everything already on the account stays exactly as it is — nothing is hidden or locked.

Do I need a card to start?

No. Two doors, free, for as long as you want — the free plan is a plan, not a trial. The calculators and the fair market rent lookup work without signing in at all.

Does it work for regular rentals too?

Yes. It is built around Section 8 — HAP contracts, the payment split, HQS inspections — and everything else works for any rental, so a mixed portfolio is fine.

Can I export my data?

Yes, from every list. It is your data whether you are paying or not.

Start with a house you already own

Add one property and you will see the whole thing working in a single record: the loan, the tenant, the documents and the numbers.

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