Rent ledgers can contain a variety of information. Some landlords use one ledger for all their rental properties, while others prefer one ledger per property. See more

These are the most important steps when filling out a rent ledger: 1. Record entries immediately.Waiting to write an entry down can result in inaccurate recollection. Courts also place more weight on records that are contempor… See more

Here are 10 questions a rent ledger answers: 1. Are late fees being properly applied to tenants late on their rent payments? 2. Are rent payments being properly recorded? 3. What is a tenant’s rent payme… See more

A rent ledger commonly empowers a landlord to take the following actions with greater confidence: 1. Improvements. Repeated repairs, for example, may indicate a need for replacement. 2. Evictions. T… See more