TenantCloud Reviews

Tenant Cloud provides and a comprehensive platform to list your rentals, find and approve applicants, store and document your leases and agreements, track and manage all payments and receipts for tenants and expenses and to track all maintenance expenses for a property and associated equipment / fixtures. All of these features are at your finger tips online and at a great value!Tenant cloud is also available via desktop or mobile application.

To fully utilize the system and it's capabilities it requires some trial and error. While the training is available and well thought out, it will take a novice / newbies, some time to figure things out and get all features deployed.There is one main feature that in my opinion needs to be improved and that is the speed for payments from Tenants to be processed through to the owner's bank account. With Online payments being essentially instant these days, and all rent payments made through Tenant Cloud's portal, there should be no reason that payments to owners could not be done withing 24-48 hours at the most. Currently it takes 7 days or more to get payments released to the owner's bank account.

We have experienced multiple platforms of Property Management tools, and Tenant Cloud is by far our favorite. It is SO inexpensive, extremely easy to navigate, clean, simple, and perfectly functional for our company's needs. We currently have about 30 properties that we manage through TC, and the sky is the limit with this software. I personally love how easy it is to store property data, list vacant properties, field applications, and background checks - all offered in TC.

Honestly, I have yet to run into an area where TC hasn't already thought of it and de-bugged it. I have no complaints to date.

We love the price point of Teantcloud and the features it offers, while there are definitely more “polished” RMS out there TenantCloud is an easy to use full featured program.

The worst part about Teantcloud is the lease builder (which they say is getting a refresh) and accounting. The lease builder is VERY clunky but as a “set and forget” type thing I understand why it’s a low priority. The second of my gripes with TenantCloud is the externally basic accounting, as my company has grown it’s just not enough anymore. Teantcloud does integrate with QuickBooks Online but as a company who uses Xero we are left with a disconnected workflow.

TenantCloud covers all the bases that we need in order to effectively manage our properties. From property tracking and online listings, to prospective tenant applications all the way through to lease creation and signature. Once in place, tenant payments, communications, and maintenance requests are all handled in one place with continuity across all parts.

I sometimes struggle with the lease renewal process and making sure I am doing things right before actully committing changes. However, recently this is where TenantCloud has really shined. In the first yet or so support was limited to online forums and FAQ's as well as what appeared to be an offshore chat feature that would use the same tools we had and copy / paste answers from these forums and FAQs. In the past year this has all changed and a call to TC Support is now met with knowledgeable persons with a true understanding of the business (many seem to come from PM backgrounds). They will work through challenges with you and help you to confirm you are making the right decisions for YOUR business. Kudos to TC for really stepping up in this area.

The best features of TenantCloud are for property managers. TenantCloud enables appropriate interactions between both property manager and owners and property manager and tenants. This capability is the only reason I have continued with TenantCloud.

TenantCloud implemented steep price increases last year, then changed payment processors and added/increased payment processing fees. Unfortunately, once you're setup with all your properties, owners, and tenants, it is difficult to switch to another platform. TenantCloud also does not incorporate true accounting. It does have a transaction page, but doesn't truly track the inflows/outflows of all the money. The effect of some options are difficult to understand when setting things up like a lease.

This feature is great for smaller portfolios under 150 units and for private landlords. The syndication with Zillow and other listings does help some. Great software for the money and easy to use. I love that I can add photos to the work orders when completing and link the vendor and the payments directly to the property and the vendor's profile.

It does not link with all programs, it also does not have a lot of advertising so the listing leads are pointless in my region. More advertising to get residents and prospects on the site that are looking for places would be great as well as more functions and abilities to remove some of the formated work orders for the properties. Ex. elevators if you don't have them that shouldn't be an option for the resident to choose for a work order( This would be like one putting in a pest control and it not being included in lease) These happen all the time.

- TenantCloud messenger - Maintenance requests - Listings - Customer service is very helpful and mostly available

- Many times it takes too long to load when you are going from page to page - Stripe system takes too many days to clear rent payments to bank - You can not change the "tenants pay separate" back to "tenants pay jointly" once it is in the system - If tenant was on month to month but then you extend their lease to a one year lease at a higher rate, the system doesn't update their rent amount automatically the next month when it switches over. - It costs too much per month. I pay $100 a month for this, when other apps charge less.