LandlordStation

LandlordStation was co-founded by Matthew Anderson and Trent Anderson, who continue to operate the company. The Andersons built the platform to serve small and independent residential landlords. Neither founder has a publicly documented background at a large property management firm or institutional asset manager.

The platform automates rent collection through ACH and credit card processing, provides tenant screening reports that evaluate credit and eviction history, and offers maintenance request tracking so owners can log and resolve repair tickets. It also includes tools for generating state-specific lease agreements and managing property-level financials.

LandlordStation has not publicly disclosed any outside venture capital or private equity funding. The company appears to have been bootstrapped since its 2009 founding in Dallas by the Anderson brothers.

AppFolio and Buildium primarily target professional property management companies and portfolios with hundreds of units. LandlordStation historically focused on the smaller, self-managing landlord who may own only a handful of doors and needs a simpler, lower-cost tool without enterprise-level features.

No. While headquartered in Dallas, the cloud-based platform is available to residential landlords across the United States and includes features like state-specific lease agreement templates that support multi-state use.