Reenter / Free tools
Free tools for landlords and tenants in Türkiye
Write a lease, work out your rental income tax, calculate this year’s rent increase, issue receipts and track payments. Built for Turkish law, with real PDF and Word downloads.
Pick a tool
Six free tools, no account needed
Lease agreement builder
A residential lease for Turkish law with editable clauses, on-screen signatures and key dates.
Rental income tax calculator
What you owe on 2025 or 2026 rent: exemption, lump-sum or actual expenses, withholding and instalments.
Rent increase calculator
This month’s legal cap, the new rent and a notice letter ready to send.
Rent receipt and statement generator
Numbered receipts, period statements and charge notes, with withholding and VAT.
Rent tracker
A ledger for each tenancy, late-payment alerts, reminders and a formal notice draft.
Rent budget and area finder
A rent range, the home size you need and the areas that fit your income, work and lifestyle.
Why use them
Made for how renting works here
Turkish law built in
Deposit limits, the CPI cap, notice periods, guarantor rules and the stamp duty exemption are checked as you type.
Real files
PDF for signing and sending, Word for editing, calendar files for key dates and CSV for your accountant.
Private by default
No account and no upload. Your tenants’ ID numbers and your income never leave your device.
Questions
About the tools
Do the tools really download PDF and Word files?
Yes. Each tool creates a real PDF (with Turkish characters embedded) and an editable .docx file in your browser and saves it to your Downloads folder. Nothing is uploaded.
Where is my data stored?
Only in your browser’s storage on this device. Clearing site data deletes it. The lease builder can export a backup file you can import on another device.
Are the figures up to date?
The tax tariff and limits for 2025 and 2026 and the latest monthly rent increase cap are built in, with the date shown on each page. We update them when official figures are published.
Is this legal or tax advice?
No. The tools apply the published rules to the numbers you enter. For your own situation, check with a lawyer, a financial adviser (SMMM) or GİB.