Hemlanevs
Buildium


Buildium: The right product once you manage property for other owners and need trust accounting

Software plus a network of local agents, aimed at landlords who do not live near their rentals
As of 31 August 2026, Hemlane's pricing is not published; the vendor quotes on request. A rental management platform whose top tier attaches a licensed local agent to your property to run showings, coordinate repairs and handle inspections in person. Softwr lists it under Real Estate. Hemlane is made by Hemlane, Inc., available on Web, iOS, Android.
Overview
Hemlane covers listing syndication, applicant screening, lease documents and e-signature, rent collection with automatic late fees, maintenance request intake with a 24 hour repair coordination service, and basic income and expense tracking. Pricing is charged per property with an additional per unit amount on top, and it steps through tiers that add increasingly more human service rather than more software features. The distinguishing element is the local agent network. On the top tier Hemlane assigns a licensed agent in the property market who will show the unit to prospective tenants, meet contractors, carry out move-in and move-out inspections and act on the ground. That is a different proposition from every other product in this category, which sells software and leaves the physical work to you or to a full-service manager charging eight to ten per cent of rent. For a landlord who owns in one city and lives in another, the comparison is not Hemlane against Buildium; it is Hemlane against handing the property to a local management company and losing a tenth of the income. The buyers are remote and accidental landlords with one to twenty units, usually in a market they have moved away from. The trade-off is coverage and depth. Agent availability is not uniform across markets, so the service that justifies the top tier may be thinly staffed where your property is, and the accounting is designed for an owner rather than for a manager, so there is no trust accounting and no route into third-party management.
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Pricing
Taken from the vendor's own pricing page. Prices move, so check before you buy.
Basic
On request
Essential
On request
Complete
On request
Capabilities
Local agent network
Licensed agents in the property market handle showings, inspections and contractor meetings
Repair coordination
Maintenance requests triaged and dispatched by a coordination service rather than by the landlord
Rent collection
ACH and card payments with automatic late fee rules
Listing syndication and leasing
Vacancies published to portals with applications and screening collected online
Lease documents
State-specific templates with electronic signature
Per property plus per unit pricing
A base charge for each property with an additional charge for each unit within it
Answered, with sources
Each answer names the page it came from, so you can check it rather than take our word for it.
On the top tier they show the unit to applicants, meet contractors, and carry out move-in and move-out inspections. They do not select the tenant or set the rent; you keep those decisions.
A full-service manager typically charges eight to ten per cent of collected rent plus a leasing fee. Hemlane charges a flat amount per property and per unit, which is usually cheaper on a well-performing rental and more expensive on a cheap one.
Coverage is broad in large metropolitan areas and patchy elsewhere. Ask Hemlane to name the agent for your specific market before you buy the tier that depends on one.
No. There is no trust accounting and no owner statement capability, so it is for owners managing their own property.
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