Can a rent roll become a property map?

Yes. UnitMira is designed to start from the rent roll or owner report you already use, extract property records, and give you a reviewable map before anything is shared.

Do I need to rebuild my portfolio by hand first?

No. The goal is to reduce manual rebuilding by starting with spreadsheets, PDFs, and exported reports that already contain property records.

Rent roll mapping

Turn a rent roll into a rental portfolio map.

UnitMira helps rental owners start with the file they already use: a rent roll, spreadsheet, PDF, or exported property report. The workflow turns those records into a reviewable map so you can see what you own before you share it or scout nearby.

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How the workflow works

Upload the owner file

Start with a rent roll, Excel workbook, CSV, PDF, or exported report.

Review extracted records

Confirm names, addresses, income, expenses, and other fields before relying on the map.

Map the portfolio

See owned properties together and use the current footprint as context for nearby acquisition research.

Why this matters for owner-operators

Many landlords already know their markets, but their property data lives in files that are hard to review geographically. A rent roll can show leases and unit-level details, while a map shows concentration, operating area, and where adjacent deals may be worth investigating. UnitMira connects those views without forcing a manual rebuild first.

Rent roll to map FAQ

What should I upload?

Use the file you already trust: a rent roll, spreadsheet, PDF, statement, or exported property report.

Is the map the final investment decision?

No. UnitMira supports review and investigation. The owner keeps the final investment decision.