Rent Roll
A detailed operating report summarizing the occupancy, lease terms, square footage, and monthly rental revenue of every unit in a property.
A Rent Roll is an authoritative register providing a comprehensive snapshot of all rental units or suites within a commercial or multifamily property. It details tenant names, unit numbers, square footage, lease start and end dates, base rent rates, security deposit balances, and any outstanding rent balances.
Frequently Asked Questions
How frequently should a property manager update and reconcile the rent roll?
Property managers maintain a live rent roll in their management software and export reconciled monthly snapshots during every monthly accounting close.
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