For landlords
Bank statement analysis for landlords
Track rental income, categorize property expenses, and produce a tax-ready summary per property.
The problem
Rental income lands in the same account as everything else. Property expenses (repairs, insurance, mortgage interest, utilities) mix with personal spending. Come tax time you need per-property totals and a clean expense list, not a shoebox of receipts.
How Karchu helps
Karchu separates rental workflows into their own workspace, categorizes property expenses with rules you control, and exports per-category totals that map to Schedule E or your local rental tax form. Recurring costs like insurance and property management fees are tracked automatically.
Recommended workflow
- Create a workspace per rental property or a single Rentals workspace with property tags.
- Upload monthly statements from the rental account and any credit cards used for property expenses.
- Categorize with property-specific rules (repairs, utilities, insurance, mortgage interest).
- Export the year-end totals for your tax preparer.
What users say
Per-property totals in twenty minutes instead of the weekend I usually lose to it.
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