One to ten doors.

The Landlord’s Year

Five sheets for running a rental unit, not preparing one.

$26Not out yet

Instant download. Print-ready PDF, US Letter, designed for an ordinary home printer. Licensed for personal and single-business use. Not for resale or redistribution.

Not out yet

This one is still being written. It will go up on Etsy at $26. Send an email and you will be told the day it is listed, and nothing else. There is no mailing list and no sequence behind that.


What this is

The turnover. The calendar. The replacements. The budget.

Read this first: this kit does not stage the rooms. There is no entry check, no kitchen check, no bathroom check and no photography sheet in here. Getting the rooms themselves ready to show is Room by Room, a separate 17-sheet kit. Most landlords want both, and they are built to run together.

What this one does is the part nobody sells you: the order the turnover happens in so nothing waits on anything else, and the maintenance calendar you set up once and then stop thinking about.

The vacancy clock fires when a tenant leaves. Fourteen days is the worked example, not the rule — a small unit runs it in eight, a gut renovation takes thirty. What you must not change is the order. Almost every turnover that runs long does so because paint went on after the floors, or something with a lead time was ordered on the day it was needed.


Contents

What is inside

Listed in full so you can decide before you buy rather than after.

PartWhat it covers
The Budget SheetWhat to spend, in what order, and how to price it where you live.
The Turnover ClockFourteen days, sequenced so nothing blocks anything else.
The Appliance GuideBuy for the eighth year, not for installation day.
The Maintenance ScheduleWhat to check, and how often.
The Maintenance YearA worked year, plus your own blank calendar to fill in.
The kit guideThree pages on which clock you are on, what changes if you are selling or living in the property yourself, and where this kit stops.

A sample

Real items, not a description of items

Taken straight out of the product. If these read as useful to you, the rest will too. If they read as obvious, save your money.

Buyer Decide the spend before the unit is empty. The clock starts the day the tenant leaves, not the day you make up your mind.
Buyer Order anything with a lead time first, whatever the sequence says. Lead time does not care what order you wanted.
Buyer Put the monthly and quarterly items into your calendar as recurring reminders and never read the sheet again.

Whether this is for you

Buy it if

  • You run between one and ten doors and want the turnover written down once.
  • You want a maintenance calendar you set up a single time and stop thinking about.
  • You would rather buy an appliance for its eighth year than its installation day.

Do not buy it if

  • You want the rooms prepared and photographed. That is Room by Room, a separate kit.
  • You need legal advice or a lease. Notices, rent increases, deposits and evictions are governed by law that differs everywhere and changes.
  • You want tenant screening, accounting, tax, or property management software.
Licensed for personal and single-business use. Print it, mark it up, use it on your own properties or with your own clients. Not for resale or redistribution.

The other two

Selling, renting, or staying put — every sheet carries all three labels.

Room by Room

Seventeen printable sheets that take a home from “I don’t know where to start” to photographed and ready.

$17 · what is inside

Staging with AI.

The AI Prompt Library

Fifty prompts, ten groups, eighteen pages — for using AI on a property without getting it wrong.

$44 · what is inside

Best value — the whole method.

Everything

Everything IDS makes, in one download. All 23 sheets, 42 pages, and all three kit guides.

$62 · what is inside