About PropertyHub

Built by a landlord who got tired of the software.

I'm Eric Hall. I own and self-manage a small portfolio of rentals across Rhode Island and Vermont — about 17 tenants — and I built PropertyHub because every tool I tried either nickel-and-dimed my tenants or assumed I had a leasing office and a full-time staff. I don't. Most small landlords don't.

Why PropertyHub exists

The property-management software market is built for big operators: per-unit fees, per-tenant fees, and payment surcharges quietly passed on to renters. For someone with a handful of doors, that math never works — you end up either overpaying or back in a spreadsheet.

So I built the thing I actually wanted. PropertyHub is free for your first units, and a flat $8/month if you'd rather your tenants pay nothing to pay rent. It does the boring-but-critical things properly: online rent collection, a real tenant portal, multi-entity bookkeeping, and Schedule E-ready reports at tax time. No per-door pricing, no surprise renter fees.

Who's behind it

Alongside being a landlord, I'm a practicing attorney, and I write PropertyHub's state landlord–tenant law guides myself — so they're grounded in the actual statutes, not scraped and reworded. Here's the short version of the background I bring to that:

• Attorney licensed in Rhode Island & Massachusetts
• Managing attorney, The Law Offices of Eric P.W. Hall, P.C. (Providence)
• J.D., Roger Williams University School of Law
• B.S. in Finance, University of Rhode Island
• U.S. Marine Corps veteran; JAG officer, RI Air National Guard
• CISSP — because your tenants' data deserves it

The short version

I'm not a venture-backed startup trying to become your landlord's landlord. I'm one owner who wanted rent collection and the paperwork to stop being a headache — and decided to build it for the rest of us. If that's you, PropertyHub is for you.

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Questions or feedback? Email [email protected].