Rent, receipts and water
Confirm rent, issue receipts, maintain the paid-through position and record tenant water reimbursements separately.
For NSW rental owners
Manage what you want. Get help with the rest.
Self manage your rental properties the easy way, from rent payments and repairs to documents and important dates. GetRenting guides you through every step.
Move from an agency in three steps
Bring the tenancy across without losing track of the records, payments or work already in progress.
- 01
Collect the records
Add the tenancy agreement, rent ledger, bond record, condition report and anything else held by the agency.
- 02
Check where everything stands
Confirm the paid-through date, bond status, open repairs and important upcoming dates.
- 03
Start managing the property
See what needs attention next and work through payments, repairs, documents and important dates in one place.
What GetRenting helps you manage
Keep payments, repairs, inspections, documents and important dates together for each property.
Trades and maintenance
Turn a renter’s report into a scoped job, then keep the quote, access details, invoice and completion evidence together.
Inspections and reports
Complete a guided inspection report and keep the evidence with the property.
Leases, reviews and notices
See lease, rent-review, inspection and NSW notice dates before action is due.
Documents and communications
Keep the agreement, condition report, bills, photographs and communications against the same tenancy.
Financial-year summary
Separate rent, owner expenses and tenant reimbursements, with the supporting records retained.
What owners and renters can see
Rent still goes directly to the owner. Renters can see the records and updates relevant to their tenancy.
Decisions and next steps
- Payments awaiting confirmation
- Repairs waiting for approval
- Upcoming lease and notice dates
- One view across every property
Receipts, repairs and shared records
- Receipts and paid-through position
- Repair reports and current status
- Shared tenancy documents
- No mandatory payment app
Common questions
Does GetRenting become my property manager?
No. The owner remains the landlord and decision-maker. GetRenting provides the software and guided steps for managing the tenancy.
Do rent or bond funds pass through GetRenting?
No. Rent goes directly to the owner’s nominated account. The owner handles bond lodgement, transfers, claims and refunds through Rental Bonds Online; GetRenting guides and records the steps.
What does the 1% platform fee cover?
The platform fee is 1% of rent received. Water reimbursements, bonds, refunds and other non-rent amounts are excluded. Inspections, trades, advertising and other optional services are priced separately before approval.
How does GetRenting help with repairs and inspections?
GetRenting guides you through each step, from recording the issue and organising access to keeping the final report and invoice.
Does the renter have to install an app?
No. Renters can keep using email, phone and their usual payment method. Optional account access gives them their ledger, receipts, shared documents and repair status in one place.
Where do the calculator’s default numbers come from?
Default $870/week and 19 months use NSW Fair Trading rental bond data for postcodes 2064 and 2067–2070. The duration is based on the observed 569-day median completed bond. Bond duration may not equal occupancy duration and is not a prediction for an individual property; change the inputs to match your own numbers.
What is included in the saving?
The saving is the difference between the agency management percentage you enter and GetRenting’s 1% platform fee, applied to the weekly rent, property count and period selected. If those figures match your current agreement, that recurring-fee difference is what you save. Optional services and normal owner costs are separate.