Property Management Software for Landlords and Investors

Property Peace provides Percy-powered lease administration, maintenance operations, and portfolio analytics in a single system.

Property Peace makes life easier.

From one unit to fifty, we've got you covered.

No credit card required

Built for 1–50 unit landlords

Why choose landlord software built for small portfolios?

Property Peace is built around the real work of independent landlords — rent, repairs, records, and renewals — not enterprise property management workflows trimmed down for smaller teams. This gives you:

  • Rent collection, reminders, and overdue follow-up in one place so you are not chasing payments from a spreadsheet.
  • Maintenance requests that become trackable work orders instead of scattered texts, calls, and forgotten repairs.
  • Lease, tenant, document, and property records organized around each rental you actually own.
  • Income, expenses, and simple financial views built for 1–50-unit portfolios — not enterprise accounting overhead.
  • Percy-powered summaries and reminders that help you spot what needs attention before it turns into a bigger problem.

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Clean. Simple.

  • Start free — no credit card required
  • Cancel anytime
  • Built for landlords with 1–50 units
Built for real landlord workflows

From landlord chaos to a calm weekly rhythm.

Property Peace is for landlords managing 1–50 units who are tired of chasing rent in texts, tracking expenses in spreadsheets, and wondering what fell through the cracks.

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Chaos

Scattered landlord tasks

Needs sorting

Text thread

“Did unit 2B pay yet?”

Spreadsheet

Expenses missing receipts

Lease date

Renewal buried in notes

4 loose threads found

Before Property Peace

Everything is scattered across texts, sheets, and memory.

Overdue rent, lease dates, expense receipts, and maintenance asks all compete for attention.

Trust & Clarity

How money and data are handled

Landlords should not have to guess where payments go, how records are stored, or whether a tool was built for their kind of portfolio. Here's the simple version.

A simple payment flow

From tenant to your account — no mystery.

Tenant pays online

Secure online rent payment

Stripe processes the payment

Handled by your payment processor

Funds go to your account

Payment status stays visible in the app

Tenants pay rent online through a secure checkout flow. Payments are processed through Stripe, and the payment status is reflected inside the app so you can see what's paid, pending, or overdue without chasing it down manually.

  • Online rent payments tracked in one place
  • Payment status updates inside the app
  • Funds deposited to your connected account

Tenant data stays organized and protected

Tenant and property records stay in one organized system instead of getting scattered across texts, spreadsheets, and inboxes. Access is controlled through user accounts and permissions, data is transmitted securely, and backups help protect important records from loss.

  • Secure account access
  • Permission-based views for different users
  • Encrypted data transmission
  • Backups and recovery safeguards

Built for small landlords

Property Peace is designed for independent landlords with 1–50 units who want a calmer way to manage rent, maintenance, leases, and tenant communication.

Not overloaded with enterprise workflow built for giant portfolios.

Plain-English note: Property Peace is built to make the operational side of landlording easier to manage. Payment timing and deposit schedules can depend on your connected payment setup.

FAQ

Questions landlords ask before getting started.

Get the basics on setup, pricing, accounting, and how Property Peace fits into your rental workflow.

Ready when you are

Start with the tools you need today. Grow into the rest tomorrow.

Property Peace keeps rent, maintenance, leases, accounting, documents, and Percy insights connected from day one.

  • No credit card required
  • Free forever plan
  • Built for landlords with 1–50 units