REI Hub Review

Name: REI Hub
Brand: REI Hub
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Bookkeeping software built exclusively for real estate investors — REI Hub organizes rental income and expenses by property, auto-imports bank transactions, and produces tax-ready Schedule E and depreciation reports without the overhead of general-purpose accounting tools.

Starting at $9/mo

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REI Hub Pros

Pre-configured for real estate investing — Schedule E, depreciation, and property-level P&L require no custom setup
Auto-imports transactions from bank feeds and Airbnb/VRBO payout statements
Tracks mileage and stores documents alongside financial records
Perpetual free tier; paid plans start at $9/mo (annual) — far cheaper than QuickBooks for landlords

REI Hub Cons

Designed only for investors — no commission calculations, trust accounting, or 1099 agent reporting for brokerages
Integration library is thin: no native connections to major PM platforms like AppFolio or Buildium
No invoicing, accounts payable, or payroll — investors with employees or who bill tenants separately need supplemental tools
Property count caps enforce plan upgrades; the free tier allows only minimal transaction activity before hitting limits

Product Overview

REI Hub is a landlord-specific accounting platform that slots neatly between a spreadsheet and a full accounting suite like QuickBooks Online or Xero. It auto-imports transactions from connected bank accounts and Airbnb/VRBO payouts, categorizes them using customizable rules, and produces investor-focused reports including Schedule E, P&L by property, and fixed-asset depreciation schedules — tasks that require manual setup in general tools. For residential investors managing one to dozens of units, it offers real estate-specific workflows that competitors like Stessa and Baselane can't fully replicate. However, REI Hub is not a fit for agents, teams, or brokerages: it has no commission tracking, no trust or escrow accounting, and no payroll features. Investors with complex multi-entity or commercial portfolios may outgrow it and need to migrate to Buildium or AppFolio's built-in accounting.