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Free rent tracking template for landlords with 1–5 units

Stop tracking rent in a notebook. Download a simple spreadsheet that shows who paid, who's late and how much came in this month.

Use it in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers. One row per unit per month: fill in what was due and what came in, and the balance column shows who still owes rent.

Download the template (CSV)

Google Sheets: File › Import › Upload. Excel and Numbers: just open the file.

What the template looks like

MonthUnitTenantRent dueDue dateAmount paidDate paidMethodLate feeBalanceNotes
2026-11Unit AJ. Smith1,450.002026-11-011,450.002026-11-01Zelle0.000.00
2026-11Unit BR. Lopez1,200.002026-11-01600.002026-11-03Check0.00600.00Rest promised by 11/15
2026-11Unit CVacant

Balance = rent due + late fee − amount paid. The CSV already has the formula in each row for 5 units.

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Questions

Is the template really free?

Yes. Download it, copy it and change it however you like. No sign-up needed.

Does it work in Google Sheets?

Yes. In Google Sheets choose File › Import › Upload and pick the CSV. The balance formulas carry over.

How many units can I track?

The file starts with 5 units. Copy a row to add more.

Questions? Email developer@jetriseitsolutions.com.