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Track rent, manage deposits, and keep digital rent receipts — free for Singapore landlords and tenants.
Private residential tenancies in Singapore are governed by the tenancy agreement and common law. HDB sublets must comply with HDB rules and minimum occupation periods.
Landlords declare rental income to IRAS; a clear digital rent record simplifies filing and stamp duty records. RentyBase timestamps every receipt.
Security deposits are typically one month’s rent per year of lease (e.g. one month for a one-year lease, two for a two-year lease), refundable at the end subject to condition.
General information only, not legal or tax advice. Rules vary by region and change over time — confirm with the relevant authority.
A common rule of thumb is one month’s deposit for each year of the lease — one month for a one-year tenancy, two months for a two-year tenancy. It is refundable at the end of the lease subject to the condition of the unit.
Yes — tenancy agreements in Singapore attract stamp duty payable to IRAS, calculated on the rent and lease period. Keeping a clean rent record helps with renewal and filing; RentyBase stores it for you.
Subletting an HDB flat or bedroom is allowed only after meeting the Minimum Occupation Period and registering the sublet with HDB. RentyBase keeps the rent and tenant record once your sublet is approved.
Rent is commonly paid by bank transfer or PayNow. RentyBase logs each payment with its reference so both landlord and tenant see the same record.
Yes — rent tracking, receipts, deposit records, inventory photos, and repair logs are all free for both sides.
Free for both landlords and tenants. One shared ledger, receipts included, move-in proof sealed.
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