Your First Tenure

When you open a new document, you will be walked through the steps below. To access these sheets in the future, use the Document menu.

Step 1: Add Property

Fill in the details for the If you have a entry in the Contacts app, you can drag this into the Contact box at the bottom of the sheet. This will automatically fill in all available details including the picture.

Step 2: Add Tenant

Fill in the details for the tenant. Here, I dragged my own record from Contacts app.

Step 3: Add Tenure

Fill in the appropriate details — in this case I have selected the property and the tenant we just created, adjusted the payment details and the duration, and deselected the Charge full duration option.

You can specify the following details:

Tenant
The tenant that will be responsible for the tenure.
Property
The property that the tenant will occupy for the duration of the tenure.
Rental Period
The period that the rental payment covers, e.g. 1 week, 3 months, etc.
Rental Amount
The amount the tenant is required to pay per rental period.
Pay in advance
Rental payment is due at the end of the period by default. You can specify how far in advance they need to pay. If a tenant is paying 3 monthly, but has a 1 month advance, payment will become due 2 months into the rental period.
From
The date the tenant will begin the tenancy.
To (optional)
The date the tenant will end the tenancy.
Charge full duration
If the end date is specified, the full balance for the tenure is due. This can be useful for fixed-term tenancies.
Chargable Periods
Controls how partial periods are billed. The three options are Start, Partial and End which roughtly translate to "round down", "exact" and "round up". This is mostly useful at the point a tenant moves out. If they move out half way through a rental period, you can choose how to round the last payment.