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An active tenancy is any tenancy that has not been archived. An expired tenancy will be classed at active until archived. Data from archived tenancies still appears in the reports.

Each tenancy that you create is counted as one tenancy regardless of the number of tenants on the same tenancy, e.g. a joint tenancy with multiple tenants would be counted as one tenancy.

Yes, you can create rooms (units) for each property and assign each tenant to a room. You can also set up an individual rent schedule for each tenant.

Yes. Landlord Vision can be used for privately held properties and those held in a limited company. If you have a mix of both that's fine too, Landlord Vision can help you manage both concurrently. You can also use it for a mix of tenancy types, so if you have some buy to let properties and some HMO properties, these can be managed side by side.