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How it works · Landlord

A month without rent-chasing.

Follow one unit through a full month — a tenant moves in, rent goes out, a tap gets fixed, and the books close themselves. Sample data; a real workflow.

Illustrative walkthrough · sample data, not a real client
A landlord and a new tenant reviewing a lease on a laptop at a dining table01

Add the unit, tenant and lease

A new tenant signs. You add the unit, the lease dates and the rent once — and Kiri keeps all of it in one place.

Kiri records the unit, lease term, rent and deposit, with the signed document attached.
A landlord checking a phone at a kitchen counter on rent day02

Rent goes out on a schedule

On the 1st, the invoice and payment instructions reach the tenant on their own — nothing for you to remember.

Kiri posts a dated invoice to the tenant ledger with KHQR, ABA or card instructions.
03

The tenant pays; the receipt posts itself

They pay by KHQR, bank transfer or card. The receipt lands on the ledger and the balance clears — reconciled, not re-keyed.

Kiri matches the payment to the invoice and posts the income to your books.
A maintenance technician inspecting a kitchen sink while the tenant looks on04

A repair goes into one queue

The tenant reports a leaking tap with a photo. It opens a work order you can assign and track — nothing lost in a text thread.

Kiri records a maintenance request with photos, status and the assigned vendor.
05

The repair closes, the cost is logged

The job is done, the invoice attached, the expense booked against the property — so the P&L stays true.

Kiri books the vendor bill as an expense on the right property and account.
A landlord reviewing a laptop and receipts in a home office at golden hour06

Month-end, in one glance

Cash in, cash out, who has paid, who is late, and a clean statement per property — the month closes itself.

Kiri shows month-end cash, occupancy and arrears, and a per-property statement from the entries above.

Run your own month on Kiri.

This is the Private Landlord package — founder’s price $15/mo, locked for two years.

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