One system, not
two disconnected ones
Most landlords manage rent in one place and advertise vacancies somewhere else entirely — spreadsheets and WhatsApp for tenants, OLX or Jiji for finding new ones. Green Hut RMS is both, built as one system, so a unit going vacant and a unit going public are the same event.
The problem with how rentals work today
For Landlords
A vacant unit is invisible income loss
Every day a unit sits empty is rent you don't collect. Most landlords only think to advertise it once they remember to — on a classifieds site totally disconnected from their rent records.
For House-Hunters
Half the listings you find are already gone
Classifieds ads don't know when a unit is taken — nobody goes back to delete them. You call, it's gone, and you've lost the afternoon.
For Landlords
Re-listing means starting from zero
Photos, price, description — typed out again on a different platform than the one tracking your rent roll. Nothing carries over automatically.
For House-Hunters
No way to tell who's a real landlord
Anonymous ads, agent middlemen, upfront "viewing fees" — there's no signal that the person on the other end actually manages the property.
How Green Hut RMS closes the loop
Discovery, leasing, rent, and re-listing all live in the same system — so each step updates the next automatically.
Landlord marks a unit vacant & listable
One toggle on the unit they already manage in their dashboard — no separate ad to write.
It appears on greenhutrms.com/houses
Publicly searchable, SEO-indexed, free for house-hunters to browse and enquire on.
An enquiry lands straight in the dashboard
The landlord gets an SMS and can move the applicant straight into a resident record.
The listing disappears the moment it's filled
Marking a unit occupied for rent tracking is the same action that pulls it off the public site.
Pick your side of the loop
Manage a property, or find one to live in — both start here.