RentNOC Help
Properties

Adding Properties

How to add a new property to RentNOC and assign it an owner.

Add a property

From the sidebar, go to Properties, then click Add Property.

Properties list with the Add Property button

Basic Info

Fill in the property name, class, and type. If this property has more than one rentable unit (e.g. a duplex or multi-unit building), turn on Multiple rental units. You can also assign an owner here if one is already set up under Owner Clients.

Add Property form, Basic Info section

Location

Add the street address, city, state, and zip. The description is optional but shows up on the public listing if you publish one.

Add Property form with Basic Info and Location filled in

Guests & Space, Sleeping

Set base and max guest counts, bathrooms, and square footage. Under Sleeping Arrangements, click Add Bedroom for each bedroom, then choose bed types and quantities per room.

Guests & Space and Sleeping Arrangements sections filled in

Policies & Amenities

Set check-in/check-out times, min/max stay, and whether linens are included. Below that, search or scroll to select amenities — these also populate your public listing if you connect channels like Airbnb or VRBO.

Policies, Linen & Stay Settings, and Amenities sections

When you're done, click Create property.

What happens next

You'll land on the property's Overview page, with a tab for each part of the property's setup: Details, Expenses, Pricing, Cancellation Policy, Listing, Availability, Entry & Access, Guidebook, and Maintenance. From here you can also create a booking, add an expense, or share the listing.

Newly created property Overview page

Assign an owner

If you didn't set an owner during creation, go to the property's Details tab and set Property owner in Basic Info. The owner needs to already exist under Owner Clients — see Creating an Owner if you haven't added one yet.

Property owner dropdown with an owner selected

Click Save changes.

Property owner saved

What's next

A property isn't bookable yet — set its rates first. See Setting Property Pricing.

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