It's fast, accurate, simple and it works! I recommend it to many people and have for years.

It's complex in the simplest form. Works for all the properties I manage. At a glance I can see what's going on with a tenant, unit or owner ledger. Reports are great, emails are awesome and it works. Customer service is as expected, great! With so many online scams and problems, I like that this is computer based and my owner's and tenant's information is protected. I have used this software for many many years and will continue to do so.

Basically I love the software. There are things I think of that I would like to tweek. I have been on a team that helps develop some upgrades in the past and I would like to continue to work with Tenant File to upgrade the software in the future. I would like to see a better price for direct deposit since I am a small Property Management Company. It would be nice to offer this to my owners and vendors. If there are things I don't care for I would guess it's because I haven't asked customer service how to do them, and that's on me, not them.

We have been using Tenant now for the last fifteen years and it has been working for us. As the owner I have tolerated Tenant file over the years because it has been working for us and I have been to busy to look at other applications. Recently I have been looking at a couple of online applications which allows for more automation and I may be changing over next year depending upon my time constraints

I like the work order feature and the ability to stay up with the work orders.

I dislike two things the most. One is the reports, they are not informative and it is difficult to to get meaning full information. I find it difficult to get a report on just one property and to get the history along with it. The general ledger reports are difficult to understand. It is to easy to get out of balance.

I inherited Tenant Files from a former property manager and I like it a lot. I do find some tasks hard to figure out, like removing an owner, or making them inactive. Ending the year in Tenant Files is also somewhat confusing.

The software has the ability to maintain all kinds of records and create all kinds of reports.

I only have one issue with Tenant Files, but it is a big one. It will randomly change owners' balance amounts. It doesn't happen often, but when it does, I spend hours trying to figure out why. There is usually no answer. I also do not like that all financials can be changed anytime, for whatever reason, and there is no accountability as to who makes the changes. This is not a major problem as I am the only one who uses Tenant Files, but if something does change, a feature that shows who made the change would be helpful.

This software is not expensive and that was the first thing that attracted Tenant File to me. When I am up to date with all the necessary entries, go to reports and print them out, and take to the CPA, Tell him (or her) to call you when you are done. It truly has simplified my life. I can determine where we are spending too much money and where we may need to spend more. We can now track tenants like never before, and keep info about them for reference after they have moved. This has been our most beneficial investment ever.

This covers most every aspect of my need for Rental management software. It gives me up to the minute info on where I am at.

I would like to have expenses on one file by themselves without income listed also. This may be available, but, I'm an old guy (probably Ancient) and haven't figured that out yet. A list of tenants that are delinquent and what amount would be nice. Don't need to clutter it up with other info. Just name , amount owed, and maybe address.

I have been using TenantFile in conjunction with other supplemental programs at the majority of the property management companies I have worked for. We work with short term, vacation and long term rentals so we usually are using 2-3 programs at a time, and TenantFile is definitely always one of them. They say they can accommodate vacation rentals, which it can, but we need to use a side program with more bells and whistles on the side. It's a good program, not my favorite, but it's up there.

TenantFile is simple and efficient once you learn it. It's a stand alone program so you pay for it once, then you don't pay any monthly fees unless you want the additional features. 1099 time is super simple (keep your info accurate). And you only pay to upgrade the program. Support is quick and for the most part, thorough.

Lots of small things to learn. You need to be very careful moving future tenants into a current address, the beginning balances will be overridden. It can make reporting a mess if you don't keep a watchful eye. The program has these little annoying quirks, example, it likes to just quit, then it causes these little artifacts to show up in the bank register. It loves to quit during a money transfer for some reason, it's been happening for years. If the program quits during a transfer, only half the transfer is shown and you need to go in and delete it, then re-transfer. It usually doesn't glitch the second time.