Rent tracking and construction costs, one app.

Rent collection

I know who paid without digging through five places.

Logging a payment takes seconds. If one wire covers five houses, RentBloque splits it up for you. Any tenant gets a clean statement, in English o en español. The reminder text is already written. You just hit send.

Cash flow

One number your accountant and your gut agree on.

Where the month stands right now, where it lands once every rent comes in, and how the last six months stack up.

• The big number is real cash flow so far this month — payments logged, plus other income, minus property and fixed costs. The tile under it is where the month lands once every rented unit has paid in full.
• A property's costs can include the mortgage payment (PITI).
• The chart pairs each month's income against its expenses; a new pair joins every month.
• Tag a cost or income row personal and the Portfolio only switch leaves it out; Everything counts it.
• By LLC is rent collected minus what those properties cost to hold, per LLC. By property tells the same story per door.
• Two exports for the accountant: a year-end summary for a person to read, and a transactions file QuickBooks can import.

Tenant ledgers & statements

The paper trail, month by month.

Every property's full history with a running balance, and a statement that proves the number line by line.

Construction & job costing

Your last build prices your next one.

You already know what a roof costs because you paid for the last one. RentBloque remembers, shows what's left in the budget, and tells you where this build lands. Scan the receipt at the supply store, and it's filed before you're back in the truck.

Your crew

Your crew only sees the work in their language. They don’t see the money.

• A crew leader's crew link opens today's work on the house they're at — every open stage, each step with a Done button.
• What they mark comes back to your "From the crew" card to accept or undo, so nothing changes your records until you say so.
• You can scope a link to a trade — give the electrician a link that shows only electrical, the framer only framing — or leave it open for a foreman who sees everything.
• Send a maintenance fix to a crew leader's link and they see the address and what's wrong — never any cost — close it with a photo, and it comes back for you to check off.
• When a crew leader finds something broken with nothing logged yet, they can report it from their link: pick the house, snap a photo, send.
• Nobody gets a text; they see it next time they open their link.

Lots & mowing

Every lot, every crew, every cut.

• Each lot is an address, its county folio, and the crew that cuts it. Lots group by crew, and each crew's card holds its mowing schedule.
• A cut is per lot — crews cut a few lots every couple of days, not a whole round in a morning. Mark one lot, or mark the round.
• The landscaping bill lives on Cash flow as a fixed cost — never on the lots, because charging the visits too would count the same money twice.

Getting your records in

No retyping your history.

Photograph or upload what you have: bank PDFs, Zelle screenshots, rent-roll spreadsheets, old exports. RentBloque scans it in for you, and nothing counts until you've checked it over.

• Spreadsheet imports read neat columns instantly — Excel, CSV and OpenDocument files, in any column order, with near-enough names.
• The AI imports read the messy stuff: PDFs, photos, screenshots, ledger history, this month's payments, receipts.
• Your bank already emails you when rent lands. Forward that alert to your private payment inbox address and the payment logs itself.
• Anything the app logs on its own is marked provisional and waits on a review card, with per-line Undo. Nothing is final until you've seen it.
• A payment the app couldn't match waits for you to pick the property. The app would rather ask than guess about money.

Your data

CSV out of every screen, because your data is never a hostage.