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The family record

How the homes stay accounted for.

Keyhold keeps rent, repairs, leases, and year-end records connected to the right home and person. This page shows the operating pattern, never a tenant's private file.

Bright entryway in a Keyhold home with a wood bench and coat hooks

The operating pattern

The work behind a well-kept tenancy.

Month end

Close the month

Rent reports and e-transfer matching. Keyhold matches a deposit to the right tenant and month, then gives the owners a monthly rent report. A partial or ambiguous match waits for review.

Year end

Prepare for year end

Expenses, receipts, and a T776 support report. Source records can be organized for an accountant. Keyhold does not file taxes or replace tax advice.

During a tenancy

Keep the tenancy record

Lease signatures, N1 planning, repairs, and documents. The record stays tied to the correct home and person, with Ontario dates and forms named precisely.

Between seasons

Prepare the next season

Season readiness and the archive. The family can see what needs attention for the May lease cycle without exposing a tenant's private material on the public site.

Three connected records

The record follows the work.

Choose a view to see how each step stays connected. The examples describe the system without showing private tenant material.

MonthlyDeposit → match → rent record → report

The sequence shows system boundaries without using a real tenant name, amount, message, document, or repair photo.

Choose your next step

Look for a home, or return to your account.

Public listings show current details and photos. Existing tenants and owners can return to their private Keyhold workspace.