Excel Workbook

Rent Roll Tracker

A clean, structured Excel workbook for tracking every unit in your portfolio — tenants, leases, rent, deposits, vacancy status, and days until lease expiry.

Most small landlords track their units in a notes app, a shared folder, or nothing at all. This tool gives you one organized place for every active lease — so you always know who's current, who's expiring soon, and what your portfolio is actually collecting each month.

What it tracks

Unit address or label
Property type
Tenant name
Lease start & end dates
Monthly rent
Security deposit held
Lease status
Days until lease expiry

What the Summary tab shows

  • Total units in roll and occupied vs. vacant count
  • Vacancy rate as a percentage
  • Scheduled monthly rent (all units) vs. effective rent (occupied only)
  • Annual rent potential from currently occupied units
  • Leases expiring within 30 days — review and renew
  • Leases expiring within 90 days — plan ahead
  • Total security deposits held across the portfolio

How it works

  1. Enter one row per unit — address, tenant name, lease dates, and monthly rent
  2. Set the Status for each unit using the dropdown (Current, Month-to-Month, Late, Notice Given, Vacant)
  3. The Days to Expiry column calculates automatically from today's date — no manual updates needed
  4. Check the Summary tab for a live portfolio overview every time you open the file
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What's included

  • Rent Roll Tracker Excel workbook (.xlsx)
  • Roll tab with 20 pre-formatted unit rows (expandable)
  • Status dropdowns and automatic lease expiry countdown
  • Summary tab with live portfolio overview
  • Lifetime minor updates included
  • Immediate download after purchase

FAQ

I have more than 20 units. Can I add rows?

Yes. Select the last unit row, copy it, and paste below — the formatting, dropdowns, and formulas copy with it. The Summary tab recalculates automatically.

Does it track rent payments month by month?

No — this tool tracks leases and portfolio status, not individual payment history. It tells you who should be paying and what the terms are, not a payment ledger. The Status column lets you flag late units.

Does it work for multiple properties?

Yes. You can label each unit by property (e.g., "123 Main — Unit 1", "456 Oak — Unit A") and the roll tracks everything in one place. The Summary gives portfolio-wide totals.

Is this a subscription?

No. One-time purchase, lifetime minor updates included.