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Performing a Rent Review

How to perform a rent review in Re-Leased — initiate from the Calendar Dashboard or Rent Reviews tab, enter the new rent amount or percentage, review the prorated update summary, and create or skip the adjustment invoice.

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Performing a rent review in Re-Leased updates the tenant's rent amount and automatically generates prorated invoices where the review date doesn't align with the payment cycle.

Before you begin: the rent review updates only the first line of rent in the current Rent & Outgoings template. Additional line items require manual adjustment. You can generate a pro-rata invoice if the review date falls mid-cycle, or retroactively adjust invoices already paid at the old rate.


Initiating a Rent Review

A rent review can be started from a Calendar Dashboard notification or the Rent Reviews tab within the tenancy.

  1. Click Perform Review.

  2. In Has the Rent Changed?, select Yes.

  3. Enter the new Amount or Percentage.

  4. Add any Notes as needed.

  5. Click Continue.

Save the new rent template on the following screen. It applies from the next rent period.

Animated demonstration of performing a rent review in Re-Leased showing the Has the Rent Changed dropdown, new amount field, and Continue button



Understanding the Rent Update Summary

The summary screen shows the prorated charges at the old and new rates, and the new rent template taking effect in the next period. The system automatically generates prorated invoices and adjusts any existing invoices as needed.


Finalising the Rent Review

  1. Review the line items for the prorated period showing the old rate, new rate, and the difference still to invoice.

  2. Check any future-dated invoices for the amount still to be charged.

  3. Click Create Invoice to bill the adjusted amount, or Skip if you prefer not to adjust invoices now.

Rent review finalisation screen in Re-Leased showing prorated line items with old and new rates and the Create Invoice and Skip options


In North America, "Tenancies" are referred to as "Leases" and "Terms & Breaks" as "Terms & Options". For more information, see our Glossary of Regional Terminology.

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