I will review your rent roll and find where you are leaving money on the table
Property Management Operations Expert with over 15 Years expereince
About this Gig
Are your rents where they should be, or are you quietly leaving money on the table every single month? Most landlords don't know. Leases get signed, life gets busy, and rents drift while the market keeps moving.
I help landlords find that gap and close it.
WHAT I DELIVER
A unit-by-unit rent benchmark your current rent vs. comparable units
A clear revenue uplift estimate - how much you're leaving on the table annually
A lease expiry risk map
A practical action plan to close the gap at renewal without losing good tenants
A clean, professional PDF report you can share with partners, lenders, or co-owners
WHO THIS IS FOR
Residential landlords with 5-60 units
Self-managing owners who don't have a team doing this for them
Investors preparing for a refinance or sale who need current income data
Anyone who hasn't benchmarked their rents in the last 12-18 months
WHAT I NEED FROM YOU
A rent roll spreadsheet
Your property location(s)
Lease end dates if available (helpful but not required for Basic tier)
Questions before ordering? Send me a message I'm happy to chat through your situation before you commit to anything.
Visualization tools:
Microsoft Excel
Costing type:
Other
Cost methodologies:
Standard costing
Industry:
Real estate
Target country:
Worldwide
FAQ
What if my rent roll is a complete mess (missing data, errors everywhere)?
No problem - that's exactly what I fix! I've cleaned rent rolls with 40%+ missing data. Please share links to any additional documents or your PM System where I can access the data. I'll research and fill in gaps (square footage, lease dates) and standardize everything.
I don't have property management software. Can you still help?
Absolutely! I work with rent rolls in any format: Excel, Google Sheets, PDF or Word. If you're tracking rents in a basic spreadsheet, I'll transform it into a professional, analysis-ready format. No software required.
Will you recommend I raise rents on all my tenants?
Not necessarily. The review is about finding where rents are genuinely below market — and then recommending a sensible, phased approach that keeps good tenants in place. Raising rents on every unit at once is rarely the right move.
I'm thinking about selling or refinancing — is this useful?
Yes, very. Lenders and buyers look closely at rental income. A documented rent roll review with uplift potential can strengthen your position in both scenarios.
