REI Hub review

REI Hub is the most accounting-focused tool on this list. It is set up out of the box with a chart of accounts aimed at Schedule E, and it reports profit and loss by portfolio, property or even unit without any class setup. Investors get a cash flow statement and a portfolio balance sheet, a fixed asset schedule that records depreciation by property, and mortgage templates that split each payment into principal, interest and escrow. Bank and credit card accounts connect through Plaid or Yodlee, and rules match recurring transactions to the right property and account. Lease tracking, a mileage log that feeds Schedule E and receipt storage round it out. Pricing is by unit band: Professional costs $9 a month annually for up to 3 units, $15 up to 10, $27 up to 20 and $48 for unlimited units. What it does not do is property management, so you will need a separate tool or bank transfer for rent and screening.

Who it is for

Investors who want true double-entry books per property and unit, including mortgage splits and depreciation, without property management extras.

Price

Free tier for minimal transactions; Professional from $9 a month billed annually or $15 monthly for up to 3 units.

$9 /mo billed annually. Or $15/mo billed monthly.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 9, 2026.

Key features

• Profit and loss by portfolio, property or unit, plus a cash flow statement and portfolio balance sheet
• Chart of accounts preconfigured for IRS Schedule E reporting
• Automated mortgage templates that split principal, interest and escrow
• Fixed asset schedule with depreciation recorded by property
• Bank import through Plaid and Yodlee with matching rules and recurring transactions

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Prices scale by unit band: $15 a month annually up to 10 units, $48 for unlimited units
• Strength: Mortgage and security deposit templates handle the entries landlords most often get wrong
• Strength: No long-term contracts and a 14-day trial without a credit card
• Weakness: The pages we checked list no rent collection, screening or leasing tools
• Weakness: The free tier is described as suited to those with minimal transactions
• Weakness: Monthly billing costs much more than annual, for example $80 versus $48 for unlimited units

Key facts

• Up to 3 units: $9 a month annually, $15 monthly
• Up to 10 units: $15 a month annually, $25 monthly
• Unlimited units: $48 a month annually, $80 monthly
• Free trial: 14 days, no credit card

Where it ranks

REI Hub is No. 3 in our Best Accounting Software for Real Estate Investors verdict.