The rent roll provides an itemized report of each unit in an income-producing property. Information on a rent roll includes whether or not a unit is occupied, who the tenant is, the tenant’… See more

When you invest in rental real estate, what you are really buying is the income that the property generates. That’s why a real estate investor will oftentimes see more value in atu… See more

If you are a buyer reviewing a property listed for sale, the rent roll shows you how much rental income should and is being collected. The rent roll report will also tell you how lik… See more

Rental landlords and property managers can also use a rent roll in many of the same ways that a buyer does: 1. Review an up-to-date rent roll and tell at a glance if a tenant is pa… See more

Lenders use a rent roll to understand the property’s past, current, and future potential income. For example, if over the past few years a property has been generating consistent r… See more