"I never know which tenant has paid this month."
Money lands by transfer with a vague reference, and you scroll through the bank app to guess.
Faas bills rent on repeat, matches payments to your bank and keeps repair costs and deposits in order, so rental income stops living in a notebook.
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Rent comes in on different days, by different methods, from different tenants. Then repairs, assessment and quit rent bills arrive. Without a single record, you do not know what you really earn.
A few units are enough to create a lot of loose ends.
Money lands by transfer with a vague reference, and you scroll through the bank app to guess.
You do not want to sound rude, so you wait, and the delay becomes a habit.
Some months you top up the property, some months you take cash out. The profit gets lost.
Plumber, aircond servicing, assessment and quit rent. Every unit has its own papers.
Set up a repeating invoice for each tenant: monthly, on the day you choose. Review it before it goes out, or let it run. Every invoice sits in that tenant's history, so you can see how long they have been paying on time.
Upload your bank statement or connect a feed. Faas matches each transfer to a rent invoice on amount, date and reference, and shows how sure it is. You tap Yes on the strong ones and choose for the unclear ones.
Take a photo of the plumber's receipt or the quit rent bill. Faas reads it and asks if you have paid. The photo stays attached, so you have the proof when your accountant or the taxman asks.
Record money you put into the business and money you take out for yourself as owner's money. It is shown on its own and never changes your profit, so you can see what the property really earns.
Recorded separately, so it never changes your profit.
Faas is not a property management system. It does not hold tenancy agreements or unit lists. It does the money: rent invoices, payments, bills, owner's money and reports your accountant can use at tax time.

Most of it runs by itself. Here is what you do.
Rent invoices for each unit go out by themselves on the day you chose, with a pay link in each one.
Tenants pay by transfer or the pay link. Faas matches payments to invoices. You tap Yes on anything unclear.
The aircond breaks. Snap the technician's invoice. Faas files it as a bill or a paid receipt, with the photo attached.
Open Reports. See what came in, what went out and who is late. Share the books with your accountant.
Rules change.Confirm current rates and dates with the Royal Malaysian Customs Department, LHDN or your accountant. Faas explains ideas in plain words and does not give legal or tax advice.
These are the words that make rental accounts confusing.
Also called receivables and receipts.
Security deposits you keep for the tenant.
Capital and drawings.
See who has paid, what you spent and what the property earns.