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Your Portfolio (quick look)

A 30-second look at property cards and the Manage menu on the Portfolio page. LandlordPro is one tool for the whole job of being a landlord: ads built in minutes and pushed to Zillow, applications that pre-screen on your own criteria, leases created and e-signed in minutes, a tenant portal with ACH or Venmo payment, one-click messaging to every tenant in a building, phone contacts that sync as tenants are added, AI receipt scanning straight into Schedule E reports, guided photo move-in/move-out records, and a rent roll that does it all. Try it free: https://getlandlordpro.com LandlordPro is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. Consult an attorney for your state and situation.

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Your Portfolio (quick look) — LandlordPro tutorial

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Property cards0:00

Every property gets a card. Market value, equity and what's owed. With tabs for the mortgage, insurance and taxes, and warnings when a policy or tax record needs attention.

Manage0:12

From the same card, add units, run inspections, review the property's full history. And when it's finally time to exit, a complete sell workflow. Your portfolio is in a spreadsheet. It's a deck of cards you actually enjoy looking at. Get LandlordPro and see your whole portfolio on cards. The address is on your screen.

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LandlordPro is one tool for the whole job of being a landlord: ads built in minutes and pushed to Zillow, applications that pre-screen on your own criteria, leases created and e-signed in minutes, a tenant portal with ACH or Venmo payment, one-click messaging to every tenant in a building, phone contacts that sync as tenants are added, AI receipt scanning straight into Schedule E reports, guided photo move-in/move-out records, and a rent roll that does it all.

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LandlordPro is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. Consult an attorney for your state and situation.