Lendlord has announced a new partnership with Property Tribes to provide landlords with a comprehensive portfolio management product.

Property Tribes, one of the largest communities of property investors in the UK, is making the Lendlord platform available to landlords as part of the forum’s enhanced functionality.

The Lendlord platform helps landlords to manage, track and optimise their portfolio, with dashboards that monitor key metrics and KPIs, as well as tools to identify performance insights, capital raising options, and other smart financial intelligence. Lendlord also suggested its platform has the facility to manage tenants, track expenses, and calculate Capital Gains Tax.

Since its launch earlier this year, Lendlord has helped hundreds of portfolio landlords to track the performance of their portfolios and has received positive feedback from early adopters.

Lendlord co-founder and CEO, Aviram Shahar, commented: “We are very excited to have the opportunity to work together with Property Tribes, which has massive experience in the property world together with a large investor community.

“By making the Lendlord platform available to so many landlords, we will be able to further develop and enhance our technology proposition to deliver a unique portfolio management product that can really make a difference.”

Property Tribes director, Nick Tadd, added: “I am delighted to be introducing Lendlord to the property community, both as a forum owner and also as a minor shareholder.

“With the 11 years’ knowledge I have of watching landlord pain and gain on Property Tribes, it’s become clear to me that if landlords adopt a digital approach and mindset, a significant amount of their issues, including financial ones, could be overcome, while creating time efficiencies and improving their portfolio’s bottom line.

“We came across Lendlord in late 2019 and immediately saw its potential to fit that much-needed role. Over the years, we’ve seen many of these types of apps, but Lendlord has the best user experience, by far.”

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