Missing columns, no summary formulas, no way to scan who's paid at a glance.So I put together a rent payment tracker template based on what the best setups I've seen have in common:- Columns for unit, tenant, amount, due date, and payment status- Color coded status so you can scan who's paid, unpaid, overdue, or partial at a glance- Summary formulas at the bottom for total collected vs outstanding, paid count, overdue count- Works in Google Sheets and Excel, no macros or anything weirdI also made templates for maintenance tracking, lease renewals, and expense tracking.All free, no signup.

You do NOT have to use an attorney but from what I was told, its a little lengthy process and IMO it's easier to just hire someone else to do it the right way.

Over time, you accumulate a very detailed and clear history of each property and unit that you can rapidly click through to find a detail you are searching for, rather than trying to fast forward through a bunch of lengthy vids.The key to useful pics is to have a system.

I'm happy to share more details but didn't want to make too lengthy of a post.

Hello @Suneet Dewan,To keep this post at a (somewhat) reasonable length, I will be brief on each topic.

I don't want to overdue it with too many log beds, etc.

Sometimes I get a request for more hot water, but I won't change it, and I'm very clear before signing what the typical shower length is. 

I just had a lengthy chat with one of there people about all the different products they provide. 

They may have been a coGP and raised some funds for the deal or printed the Construction sign for the company and now our touting this lengthy track record.

Illinois' new anti-squatter law, Senate Bill 1563, effective January 1, 2026, empowers police to remove unauthorized occupants (squatters) as criminal trespassers, bypassing lengthy civil eviction processes by clarifying that property owners can prove ownership to law enforcement to get squatters removed quickly.