Resident Payments
Match rent, fees, deposits and refunds to the correct resident, lease, property and bank transaction.
Dream Hannah matches rent, deposits, trust-account activity, vendor payments, owner distributions and refunds across properties, portfolios, ledgers and bank accounts—continuously.
| Type | Amount | Evidence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Missing deposit | $2,450 | Rent marked paid | Review |
| Bank detail change | $8,200 | Vendor account changed | High |
| Trust break | $5,000 | Bank vs ledger | High |
Every payment has a business record behind it. Hannah checks whether the money agrees with that record.
Match rent, fees, deposits and refunds to the correct resident, lease, property and bank transaction.
Continuously reconcile operating and security-deposit trust accounts against ledger activity.
Validate vendor payments and owner distributions against invoices, ledger positions and beneficiary details.
Surface missing deposits, duplicate payments, changed bank details, wrong-account payouts and trust breaks.
PMS, accounting, trust banks, processors, files.
Rent, deposits, fees, payouts and refunds.
Trust balances, ledgers and bank cash.
Missing, duplicated, diverted, wrong-account.
Reviewer decisions improve the engine.
Reports, matched records, evidence trails.
| Exception | What Hannah compares | Illustrative finding | Risk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Missing deposit | Resident receipt → lease → bank | Rent marked paid but cash not deposited | High |
| Duplicate vendor payment | Invoice → payment → bank debit | Same invoice paid twice | High |
| Changed banking details | Vendor master → instruction → beneficiary | New account before payout | High |
| Wrong resident / property | Payment reference → lease / unit | Rent applied to wrong resident | Medium |
| Unexplained trust break | Trust bank → ledger → obligations | Trust cash does not agree to ledger | High |
| Stale suspense balance | Unapplied cash → source evidence | Cash unresolved beyond threshold | Medium |
A trust balance is only trustworthy when the bank, ledger, resident or owner obligation, and actual cash movement agree.
| Account | Bank balance | Ledger | Variance | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operating Trust | $1,204,630 | $1,204,630 | $0 | Balanced |
| Security Deposits | $655,412 | $650,412 | $5,000 | Review |
| Owner Clearing | $81,230 | $81,230 | $0 | Balanced |
| Vendor Clearing | $72,202 | $68,802 | $3,400 | Investigate |
A vendor account changed on an emailed invoice, a duplicate payout or a diverted deposit can clear successfully and still be wrong. Hannah compares the money to the records that were supposed to explain it.
Source context: the launch materials specifically describe diverted deposits, changed vendor banking details, duplicate payments and trust-account breaks as examples of property-management exposure.
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