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Leases & Ledgers

The Leases section is your rent roll — every lease you manage, its terms, and its current balance at a glance. Open a lease to see its full ledger: every charge, fee, deposit, and payment in order, with a running balance that stays current.

The Leases rent roll in TIDY, listing each lease with tenant, property, term, rent, current balance (paid up, owed, or credit), and status

The Rent Roll

Find it under Finance → Leases (also Revenue → Leasing → Leases). Every lease appears with its Tenant, Property, Term, Rent, Balance, and Status. Balances are color-coded — red when money is owed, green when the tenant is current or paid ahead (a credit balance). It’s the single view for seeing how your leased units are doing financially.

Lease statuses

StatusMeaning
ActiveIn force and current
Ending soonApproaching its end date — time to renew or turn over
EndedThe term is over
EvictionIn eviction proceedings

The Lease Ledger

Open any lease to see its ledger — a chronological record of everything that affects the balance. Entry types: Rent, Late fee, Deposit, Utility, Payment, Credit, and Adjustment. Charges add to the balance owed; payments and credits reduce it. The ledger header summarizes total charged, total paid, and the current balance.

Each entry shows against a running balance, so you can always see what’s owed and how it got there. Record a payment or add a late fee and the balance updates live. The same ledger is reachable from the tenant’s contact record, so you can get to it from wherever you’re working.

Ledger actions

ActionWhat it does
Record paymentLogs a payment received and reduces the balance
Assess late feeApplies the lease’s late-fee amount as a new charge
Send statementEmails the tenant their current statement
Copy tenant portal linkCopies this tenant’s portal link

Each lease stores its own late fee amount and grace days, so late fees are applied consistently against that lease’s terms.

Where the numbers come from. Rent collected in Rent Collection is credited to the linked lease ledger automatically — you never post the same rent twice — and deposits are tracked here too. The balance you see reflects real activity, not a separate spreadsheet you have to keep in sync.