Plan the financial, leasing, and compliance work behind a rental property
Analyze returns, reduce vacancy, manage turnover, prepare notices and records, and understand the recurring obligations that affect rental ownership.
What should a landlord track to operate a rental property effectively?
Rental ownership is recurring work rather than a one-time transaction. Most owners need to keep track of the following, and each has its own timing.
- Rent and operating return
- Vacancy
- Leasing and turnover costs
- Lease dates
- Renewal and notice requirements
- Security deposits
- Unit condition
- Rent-regulation questions
- Building compliance
- Property-tax issues
- Capital and energy obligations
These tools organize and estimate from facts you supply. Any dates they produce are planning prompts, not legal notice deadlines - confirm requirements with counsel and the official source.
Understand the economics
See what the property returns and what an empty unit costs.
Calculate rental income, NOI, cap rate, cash flow, cash-on-cash return, DSCR, break-even metrics, and scenario sensitivity anywhere in the United States.
Open tool →LandlordsRental Vacancy Cost CalculatorCompare vacancy and leasing-path costs using editable assumptions.
Open tool →LandlordsApartment Make-Ready Cost EstimatorEstimate a planning range for an entered turnover scope and vacancy period; results are not contractor quotes.
Open tool →Plan the lease and turnover
Coordinate renewals, notices, and the work between tenancies.
Coordinate renewal, marketing, possession, inspection, deposit, and new-tenancy milestones.
Open tool →LandlordsLease Renewal & Nonrenewal Notice GeneratorEstimate New York notice timing and prepare a reviewable notice packet.
Open tool →LandlordsNYC RGB Renewal CalculatorMatch a rent-stabilized renewal commencement date to an adopted RGB order.
Open tool →LandlordsRenewal Increase vs. Turnover Break-EvenCompare renewing at a proposed rent against turning the unit, expressed as break-even vacancy days.
Open tool →Handle security deposits and records
One connected record for deposits, condition, and the letters that follow.
Understand legal and building obligations
Screen regulation, compliance, emissions, and property-tax questions against official sources.
Screen supplied regulatory indicators and produce a document-retrieval and professional-review checklist.
Open tool →LandlordsBuilding Compliance Calendar ScreenerGenerate recurring NYC owner review prompts from supplied building characteristics and shared compliance templates.
Open tool →LandlordsLocal Law 97 Exposure EstimatorScreen entered building facts and emissions against a selected compliance-period limit.
Open tool →Sellers & landlordsNYC Property Tax Grievance Deadline & Screening EstimatorScreen an NYC filing deadline and user-entered assessment facts; results are not a tax-certiorari opinion.
Open tool →Sellers & landlordsNYC Property Tax Benefit ScreenerScreen limited supplied facts for homeowner benefit programs worth investigating with the agency.
Open tool →Sellers & landlordsTax Abatement Value & Expiration ScenarioModel an owner-entered benefit, linear phase-out assumption, and post-expiration carrying-cost change.
Open tool →Sellers & landlordsNYC Building Records Lookup GuideOrganize an NYC property-record review with direct official agency links and a printable checklist; Botway does not aggregate address-specific records on this page.
Open tool →Track the portfolio
Keep durable records once a property is running.
Also useful here
Owners often reach these from a rental question.
Compare keeping a property as a rental with selling and investing the proceeds.
Open tool →Sellers & landlordsWhat Should I Do With This Property?Compare selling, renting, holding, refinancing, and renovating using the assumptions you enter.
Open tool →SellersSecurity Deposit Transfer at SaleBuild a multi-unit deposit transfer ledger and statutory transfer-notice review checklist.
Open tool →Lease with Botway
Flat-fee leasing built to reduce vacancy, hold pricing discipline, keep every inquiry visible to you, and run a compliance-aware process from listing to signed lease.