Rent ledger
Track expected rent, part payments, payer names, references, receipts, and arrears without digging through chats.
Features
Gidabook is designed around landlord trust: what happened, who paid, what is outstanding, what proof exists, and what needs action.
Owner statement preview
Kemi Adebayo - Lekki Phase 1 House - May 2026
Each line can be backed by receipts, payment references, notes, and maintenance evidence.
Track expected rent, part payments, payer names, references, receipts, and arrears without digging through chats.
Separate estate dues and shared-cost collections from rent so disputes stay clean and traceable.
Generate clear statements with collections, arrears, expenses, fees, remittance, and supporting proof.
Log issues, costs, vendors, status, receipts, photos, and inspection notes against each property or unit.
Share secure read-only property passports with landlords and revoke access when a report window closes.
Keep late rent, service charge gaps, expiring leases, and open maintenance in view before owners start asking.
Feature depth
The goal is not to collect fields. The goal is to make rent, service charge, expenses, and proof easy to inspect.
Owners, properties, units, tenants, leases, rent schedules, service charge entries, documents.
Expected rent, paid amounts, arrears, receipts, owner statements, remittance calculations.
Private evidence files, secure links, maintenance receipts, inspection photos, manager notes.
Late rent, open maintenance, expiring leases, spreadsheet exports, and daily reminders.
Secure read-only landlord links with section controls and revocation.
Help structuring the first property, rent cycle, service charge schedule, and owner statement.
Book a demo
We will use a live-style property example to show rent records, service charges, proof, owner statements, and owner access.