We set up our tenant file before we do the lease signing and we organize like it this;. To the inside left of the folder we staple a checklist of what we need to explain to the new tenant and check it off as we go.
We also keep a copy of their application, lease agreement, pet agreement and a walk through checklist all neatly placed in the folder. Once the signing of the lease is complete, we input the needed data into the property management software. Once data entry is done, we place the file in our active tenant file section alphabetized by last name.
We only pull it out again if we need to update it with new leases, letters, or notices. We also have an inactive tenant section in our filing cabinet for tenants that no longer reside in our properties. When they move out their file is simply moved over to the inactive tenant section. Of course we also move them to the inactive tenant file on our property management software as well. Aside from Owner, property and tenant files, we also keep a separate file cabinet for the overall management business which includes, expense, income and miscellaneous general files.
You can purchase the manila folders almost anywhere, however the classification folders are mostly found at office supply stores. They are sold with 10 in each box. You will also need a two hole punch for your paperwork so it can be securely fastened into your classification folder which you can find here.
I know you will find the way that works best for you. I hope that you have found my post on how to organize rental property paperwork helpful. If you have any questions or comments and feel like leaving one below that would be awesome. All rights reserved. Mailbox storage limits are set up and managed by using Exchange Online. In both scenarios, storage can't be shared across tenants.
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However, these folders were previously displayed unexpectedly for some tenants. If you are an affected user, you were previously able to use Outlook for Windows or OWA to store messages in these system folders. The latest update for Exchange Online fixed this issue by hiding these folders as originally intended. Therefore, you can no longer access items that you moved into these folders or created in these folders. We are planning to make an additional fix to Exchange Online to enable tenant users to access the items in the hidden File n folders.
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