A rental property income tracker that knows exactly what came in, what went out, and who still owes rent — property by property. No formulas to build, no setup beyond listing your properties once.
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This is the Dashboard sheet — it fills in automatically as you log rent and expenses. Nothing to build.
Net cash flow · Jan–Aug
| Date | Property | Tenant | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 01 | 123 Maple St, Unit A | J. Rivera | $1,450 | Paid |
| Aug 01 | 123 Maple St, Unit B | K. Nguyen | $1,350 | Late |
| Aug 03 | 47 Oak Ave | D. Carter | $1,900 | Paid |
Rent Log, Expense Log and Settings sheets use dropdowns and pre-built formulas — the dashboard updates instantly.
Open Settings and add each property's name, address and target monthly rent — these names power every dropdown in the workbook.
Ten minutes a week: record rent payments in the Rent Log, costs in the Expense Log. Dropdowns keep categories and statuses consistent all year.
Rent collected, expenses, net cash flow, outstanding rent and a per-property breakdown — all computed automatically.
Yes. Upload the file to Google Drive or use File → Import in Sheets. All formulas, dropdowns and the chart carry over.
No — one payment, the file is yours forever. Keep one copy per calendar year.
Up to 10 properties in the Settings list, each with its own line in the per-property dashboard breakdown.
400 rows each for the Rent Log and Expense Log — plenty for a year across several properties.