Units and vacancy
Properties and units with market rent, who lives where, and which units are vacant — on one screen.

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Landlords and property managers: rent by property and unit, leases, late fees, deposits and housing-authority payments. Upload your bank's payment history and your list of tenants; ePayRecon tells you which payment belongs to whom.
Properties and units with market rent, who lives where, and which units are vacant — on one screen.
Draft, active, renewed or ended; month-to-month after the end; a rent change from a date; first and last months prorated.
A flat fee, a percentage, or so much a day up to a cap — after the grace period, once per month, automatically.
One HAP payment for many tenants is split by each tenant's share; the ledger shows the tenant portion and the HAP portion.
A deposit ledger per tenant: received, held, applied at move-out or returned — and a move-out statement.
A bounced payment stops counting at once, with your returned-payment fee; concessions and credits in one click.
Upload a spreadsheet — our template has the columns for rentals — or paste a list. Each gets an account number.
Apply a ready-made schedule in one click, then adjust amounts and dates.
CSV, Excel or PDF from your bank. Account numbers, names and memos are matched; AI helps with the rest.
Accept the matches, then see balances, statements and the reports below.
Yes. The unit is matched, and when two properties both have a 3B, the street named in the memo decides.
Yes — a housing authority is a split payer: its payment is divided by each tenant's HAP portion.
Into a separate deposit ledger. They never count as rent.