Rent Ledger

A rent ledger is the month-by-month record of rent charged and rent received for one tenancy — the document housing agencies, courts, lenders and your next screening call all ask for. Banks don't keep one for you; a bank statement is every transaction you have, not a per-unit rent roll. This one fills in online, saves in your browser, exports to CSV, and prints as a clean document.

MonthRent due ($)Paid ($)Date paidMethodStatus
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$0.00 collected of $0.00
20260 months settled
Save to my free account

Nothing you type here is sent to us until you create an account. A free account keeps this ledger synced across devices, backed up, and adds lease-renewal reminders by email — everything on this page carries over in one tap. Export any time; it's your ledger, not ours.

What goes in a rent ledger

One row per month: the rent that was due, what was actually received, the date it arrived, and how it was paid. A partial payment stays visible as a shortfall instead of disappearing into memory. Keep one ledger per tenancy, and keep it current — a ledger reconstructed from memory the week you need it is exactly as convincing as it sounds.

Not legal advice. This is a record-keeping tool, not legal or tax advice. If a dispute is headed to court, your ledger plus payment records (bank statements, Zelle history, receipts) travel together — talk to a lawyer about what your jurisdiction expects.

Common questions

Is this really free? Where does my data go?

Free. You can use this page without an account — it works entirely in your browser. A free account (also free, no card) adds sync, backup, and lease-renewal email reminders, and everything you've typed here carries over in one tap. Export the CSV any time; it's your ledger, not ours.

Why not just use my bank statement?

A bank statement mixes rent with everything else across Zelle, checks and transfers, and shows when money settled — not which unit and month it settled. A ledger is the per-tenancy view: due, paid, date, method, every month.

What's a rent ledger used for?

Tenants need them for housing-assistance applications and future rentals; landlords need them for taxes, disputes, refinancing and evictions. It's the document both sides wish existed the moment there's a disagreement.

Can RentChime keep this ledger for me?

That's the plan: when rent-day reminder texts launch, a tenant's PAID reply plus your confirmation writes the ledger row automatically — receipts included. This page stays free either way.