The hours you already work are worth thousands in tax deductions.

RE:Writeoff captures your property management hours and documents them for REPS qualification. It happens in the background.

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How it works

Three ways in. One activity log out.

Email being sent

Capture

Auto-scan Gmail, forward emails, or log by hand. STR and LTR activities all flow into the same log.

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Analyzing documents

Classify

AI files each activity under the right IRS category with a time estimate attached.

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Reaching your goals

Document

Every entry links to the original email. Export reports your accountant can use for REPS qualification.

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Works for every kind of rental

The IRS lets you deduct property management time. Without documentation, those hours are treated as if they didn't happen.

Short-Term Rentals

Guest communications, cleaning coordination, listing updates, check-in/check-out, pricing adjustments, review responses, platform messaging.

You send and receive dozens of messages from guests and vendors a day. Most of it is deductible activity.

Long-Term Rentals

Tenant screening, lease negotiations, repair coordination, rent collection, inspections, insurance claims, vendor management, bookkeeping.

LTR hours count the same. Most landlords just don't track them.

Pursuing REPS? Real Estate Professional Status requires 750+ documented hours per year. RE:Writeoff tracks your progress toward that threshold automatically. Learn about REPS qualification

“I already use a spreadsheet.”

A spreadsheet logs what you remember. RE:Writeoff finds what you forgot.

The spreadsheet

  • You have to remember to log every activity
  • No link to the original email or document
  • Time estimates are guesses, not evidence-backed
  • Year-end scramble to reconstruct months of work
  • An auditor sees a self-reported list with no proof

RE:Writeoff

  • Activities captured automatically from email, forwards, and logs
  • Every entry links to the original email or note
  • Time estimates based on activity type and content
  • Continuous tracking, so there's nothing to catch up on
  • An auditor sees timestamped logs with source evidence

What landlords are saying

We connected his email and the first scan found over 600 hours of documented activity from this year alone. Twenty years of managing properties and he'd never tracked a single hour.

Rajan P.

Rajan P.

12 units, Bay Area

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30 days free. Start tracking, see what we find. If the hours are there, you'll know in minutes.

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