For landlords & unit owners

You're the owner and the neighbour. One app for both.

Most tools show you rent or show you costs. propdha shows you the unit: what came in, what the building charged, what the repair cost, and who's living there.

Free up to two units Works across multiple buildings
Unit 4B · March MAPLEWOOD APARTMENTS
Rent received J. Whitfield · autopay +$1,850
Service charge Monthly building fee −$240
Repair — dishwasher Approved 12 Mar −$185
Net this month $1,425
What landlords get

The owner's half of the building, in full

Placeholder feature copy — swap in your real capability list.

Rent roll

Every unit, tenant, lease end and payment status on one line each. Sorted by what's late, not by what's alphabetical.

Running costs

The other side of the ledger: service charges, insurance and reserve contributions per unit.

Net position

Rent in, charges and repairs out, per unit and per month — so you know which door actually earns.

Tenant approvals

Review a manager's proposed tenant, see the screening summary, approve or decline with a note.

Repairs & spend caps

Set an approval threshold per unit. Below it, work just happens. Above it, you get one clear ask.

Documents & statements

Leases, insurance, invoices and year-end statements filed against the unit they belong to.

Multi-building

Three units, three sets of rules, one login

Own units in more than one building and each has its own charge cycle, rules and manager. propdha keeps them separate where they should be and combined where you need the total.

  • Per-building charge calendars and documents
  • Portfolio totals across every building
  • Year-end statements you can hand to your accountant
  • Hand a unit to a property manager without losing visibility
Portfolio
You 3 units · 2 buildings
owns units in
Maplewood 4B · 7A
Cedar Row 12C
rented to
2 tenants Leases to Sep 2026
1 managed Harborline Group
Also useful

Bring the people who work on your units with you

See what each unit really earns

Add a unit, connect the lease, and watch the first month reconcile itself.