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Catching a missed rent payment has always been vital in assisting in staying on top of rent arrears. So RentHQ has taken the first step to making that job easier. There is now a Missed Rent tab on the dashboard … Continue reading →

Often when we create an extra charge for a tenant, it is because we have an invoice we want them to pay, such as a water bill or a repair bill. So when we email the tenant the extra charge … Continue reading →

Although the dashboard screen in RentHQ is a great way of keeping track of important events, sometimes an email reminder can also help. You can now opt in to daily and weekly email reminders by going to the Functions / … Continue reading →

These changes apply to the Windows 10 App only. The grid list, which lists things like the cashbook transactions or the list of properties or the list of tenants etc, has been updated. You can now resize the columns by … Continue reading →

2 recent changes have occurred in RentHQ. First we have moved RentHQ to a new server. Hopefully you will have found RentHQ to be faster recently as a result. Second we have improved the mail merge for tenant letters. You … Continue reading →

A collection of small enhancements have been recently released. – When adding mileage log entries, you can now specify a business entity rather than a property to log the mileage against. – On the inspection details screen, you can specify … Continue reading →

Sometimes there are charges which need to be passed on to multiple tenants, however the share of the charge each tenant gets is not even. This is common with commercial properties where there are expenses which are split based on … Continue reading →

In RentHQ we have previously reported arrears as a single amount per tenant. However that can be a bit confusing, as tenants can have both rent arrears, and extra charges arrears. For example a tenant could be up to date … Continue reading →

A new report has been created called the Tenant Extra Charges Report. This report lists all charges applied to a specific tenant and their payments in date order. It also includes a running total so you can see their outstanding … Continue reading →