RentManager NZ Limited is a Property management software company in New Zealand.
“RentManager is property management software for landlords who manage their own rentals. It tracks rent and arrears against your bank statements, lodges and refunds bonds, produces compliant notices, schedules inspections and compliance deadlines, stores your documents, and exports the figures your accountant needs at the end of the year.”
“Self-managing landlords with roughly one to ten rental properties, and small property managers. If you currently run your rentals on a spreadsheet, your bank app, and a folder of PDFs, that is exactly the situation it replaces.”
“Plans start at $9 a month for one property, $19 a month for up to five, and $29 a month for up to ten. The price is fixed per month, not charged per property and not a percentage of rent.”
“There is no fixed setup time. It depends on the agreement and records you need to add or check.”
“Yes. RentManager NZ is owned and operated by RentManager NZ Limited (NZBN 9429053511362), a New Zealand registered company based in New Zealand. Core application data is hosted in AWS Auckland. Outbound email uses Amazon SES in Sydney, and selected workflows send specified information to other providers. See Data and security for current scope.”
“No. RentManager NZ is property management software, not accounting software.”
“Yes. Connect your Xero account from Accounting → Xero Sync and your rental income and expenses sync automatically.”
“Starter - $9/month, 1 property, CSV import and auto-matching, auto-reminders, bond lodgement, accounting exports Standard - $19/month, up to 5 properties, adds Xero integration, P&L reports, team access, custom subdomain Standard+ - $29/month, up to 10 properties, adds custom domain All prices are GST-inclusive. Every plan includes CSV import, automatic matching and auto-reminders.”
“Yes. Refer another landlord to RentManager NZ and when they subscribe to Standard or above, you both get a free month added to your subscription.”
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