The Rentate Family has suffered a tragic loss. The product is up and running but our hearts and minds are heavy. Please bear with us if we are a little slow to respond or less jovial when dealing with your customer support needs.
Posted by Rentate | Posted in For Landlords, News
| Posted on December 25, 2011
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Posted by Rentate | Posted in For Landlords, News, Uncategorized
| Posted on December 20, 2011
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This season is a season of giving and at Rentate we have been giving new features to our customer community. Well this is another gift – great economic news! The rental market is booming and expected to be strong for several years.
http://www.rentjungle.com/rentdata/multifamily-sector-shows-positive-movement/
The Rentate development team is looking forward to an awesome 2012. We just completed another feature requested by our users and this feature opens up a world of new possibilities. Bills and bill payments will allow landlords to track invoices and even assign them to specific properties and units (Apt 4, Grant St). But wait there’s more! With this feature we are now looking to partner with online AP solutions so that there is real / seamless integration in the bill payment process. Along with bill integration, we are going to add check printing! Soon Rentate users will be able to enter a bill on one day, choose to pay it later, and then print the check to actually submit to their vendors – completely removing any duplication of efforts. I hope you are as excited as we are. We are also looking into online payment (both receiving and submitting), and tenant screening directly from your Rentate portal. 2012 is definitely going to be a big year for Rentate.com.
Posted by Ryan | Posted in For Landlords, For Tenants, News
| Posted on November 20, 2011
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We want Rentate to be as robust an accounting package as possible. As such, we’re continuing to add accounting functionality as requested by our customers. Our latest addition is deposit support.

Whenever you take in a receipt for a lease or tenant account, it automatically goes into an undeposited funds account. Now, you can note and track when you move funds to a bank account from undeposited funds. This should help you reconcile your bank statements to the reports you see in Rentate.