Tenancy Summary and Key Dates Sheet
The property, the tenants and who manages the tenancy, in one place.
Rental property hub
The records a tenancy runs on: what was paid, what condition the place was in, what was inspected and what falls due this year.
40 items on this subject: 19 resources, 17 printable sheets, 4 spreadsheets.
Printable, fillable and online — rental property and landlord.
The property, the tenants and who manages the tenancy, in one place.
What the rent was before each review and what it became.
Who was approached for a reference and in what capacity.
Every request as it came in — by phone, message, email or in person.
Every key, fob and card that exists for the property.
What the property brought in over the period — rent and anything else.
Which rooms are let, to whom, and which are standing empty.
Which meters serve the property and where each one is.
Every substantial job done to the property, with the date it finished.
Every rent payment and other receipt for the period, dated and totalled.
A dated line for every rent due and every payment made.
Every area checked on the same day, in the same order, every visit.
Every occupant, their phone and email, and their own emergency contact.
Every repair reported, dated, with who reported it.
What was in each room and what state it was in on day one.
Condition at the start and at the end, side by side, for every item.
What you actually saw, ticked while you were standing there.
The steps to complete before any money moves, ticked in order.
What was last done, and when, for every recurring check.
From the sheet library — rental property.
Show what was reported, when, and how quickly it was dealt with — which is what disputes actually turn on.
Record a property visit properly, with space for photograph references and both signatures, so the visit is evidenced.
Inspection findings and maintenance requests tracked from report to resolution, with days open and cost per property.
Rent received and money spent, per property and per month, with the net for each property and a category breakdown for the year end.
Purchase costs, rent and running costs turned into gross yield, net yield, monthly cashflow and return on the cash actually invested.
Every tenancy with its dates, rent, deposit and where the deposit is held — counting down to the end of each term so renewals never arrive as a surprise.
Why response time is the figure that decides most tenancy disputes, how to keep evidence that holds up, and why every requirement here has to be checked locally.
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