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Rental income tracker for landlords in Dubai

A rental income tracker for Dubai landlords records rent received, expenses and post-dated cheques per unit, then produces a year-end owner statement. RentLedger is built for individual UAE landlords with 1–10 units — handling PDC tracking and Ejari-aware documents that US-focused tools like Stessa and Landlord Studio don't.

Why spreadsheets fall short for UAE landlords

Most small landlords track rent in a spreadsheet that quickly becomes messy: cheque due dates get missed, receipts pile up in a phone gallery, and year-end totals mean an afternoon of manual adding.

A purpose-built tracker keeps each unit's rent schedule, payment status and expenses in one place, so the numbers are always ready when you need them.

Post-dated cheque (PDC) tracking

In the UAE, annual rent is commonly paid in several post-dated cheques. RentLedger creates each cheque as a PDC on your schedule and flags the ones due this week, so you know exactly when to bank them.

One-click year-end statement

At year end, generate a clean owner statement — income, expenses and net — as a PDF and CSV for your accountant, in one click.

Track it automatically with RentLedger

Rent roll, PDC tracking and a one-click year-end statement — free for your first unit.

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This document is a template and an estimate generated for record-keeping convenience. It is not legal or tax advice. Have contracts and year-end figures reviewed by a qualified professional before you rely on them.