iManage! START gives new and self-managing landlords a practical operating system for their first 1–10 units. Set up one property, identify three dated next actions, then work through a seven-day plan. The free download includes a 13-tab workbook plus a completed demo, printable checklists, 19 tenant and vendor scripts, a state/local law research workflow, privacy-conscious AI prompts, and a plain-English glossary. No course, subscription, webinar, or one-size-fits-all legal forms.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built iManage! START — First 10 Doors around a common small-landlord problem: the property arrives before the operating system does.
The first version of property management is usually a lease in one folder, repair requests in text messages, receipts in email, dates in a calendar, and several important next actions living in someone’s head.
Most tools then jump to one of two extremes: a 40-hour course or software designed for a full property-management company. I wanted to build the layer before that—a practical system a new or self-managing landlord can start using in 20 minutes.
Inside the free download:
- a 13-tab landlord operating workbook
- a completed synthetic two-door demo
- a seven-day setup playbook
- property, applicant, move-in/out, maintenance, and month-end checklists
- 19 editable tenant and vendor scripts
- a state/local law research workflow
- privacy-conscious AI prompts
- a plain-English glossary and official-source library
The first win is intentionally small: enter one property, identify three dated next actions, and stop wondering what you forgot.
It is free. There is no course, subscription, or webinar between you and the files.
It also deliberately avoids pretending one lease, notice, or legal form works in every jurisdiction. The system organizes facts, deadlines, research sources, and routine communication; state/local rules and qualified professionals still control legal, tax, safety, insurance, screening, and investment decisions.
I’d especially value feedback from small landlords:
After opening it, which operating task still feels scattered or harder than it should be?
— Ian
Notion Expert