House Rental Management System Presentation by Ashol Karki.

1. House Rental Management System
For
New Info-tech Computer
By
Ashol karki
Exam Roll No. 8541/18
T.U. Registration No. 7-2-1181-86-2018
Asian School of Management and Technology

2. Introduction
• This project is about the desktop application for House Rental
Management System.
• Owner can add the property details on the system . They can see the
booking list of their property along tenants details.
• Tenants can see the list of property and book the property along with
owner details and property details.

3. Problem Scenario
. Proper house identification problem
. Security problem
. Waste of time and money

4. Objectives of the Project
• To overcome old process of findings rooms and property.
• To provide easy way to advertise the rent of property .
• To save time and effort of both owner and tenants.

5. Literature Review
• Literature Review is a text that is written by a researcher to consider
the critical point of current knowledge including the theoretical and
methodological contributions and substantive findings of a particular
topic. The literature review’s main goal is to put the current study
within the body of literature and to provide context to the reader
(Cooper, 1998).
• (Golland, 1996) defined Private sector housing management as any
process which is not connected with the actions of the state nor
directly constructed by the state financially ill sponsored by the state.
The three factors that are important in influencing the level of new
house building are direct capital investments by the state for public
housing, state support for production and consumption, and changes
in the profitability of housebuilders in the private sector (Golland,
1996). Profit as a motivation underlying the private sector as argued
by (Hancock, 1998), private housing landlords have aimed to gain
income through the rental housing system hence the increase of rental
houses due to tenants’ demands which bring about the problem of
managing them.

6. Methodology
• Research methodology is the process of arriving at the situation of the
problem through planned and systematic dealing with the collection,
analysis, and interpretation of facts and figures.

7. RequirementAnalysis
FunctionalRequirements
UseCaseDiagram

8. Non- Functional Requirements
o The system must be easy to operate and understand
o The system must support every browser.
o Unauthorized access must be prohibited.

9. System Flowchart
a. Owner panel

10. b. Tenants panel

11. SequenceDiagram

12. FeasibilityAnalysis
.Technical Feasibility
. Economic Feasibility
. Operational Feasibility

13. Tools Used
• Microsoft word for documentation
• Google Chrome as browser
• Sublime Text
• Xampp Server
• PHP
• Database

14. Test Case
User Test Case
Case
Id
Test
Case
Expected
Output
Actual
Output
Pass/Fail Remarks
01 Sign in
Test
owner
Email:aachalkarki388@gm
ail.com
Pass :*****
Success Pass Success
02 Signup
Test
tenants
Email:asholkarki2624@gm
ail.com
Pass:*****
Success Pass Success
03 Add
house
test
Fill the requirement
properly
Success Pass Success
04 Sign in
test
owner
Email:abcd@gmail.com
Pass: *******
Invalid
username
and pass
Fail Success

15. System Implementation
Homepage
Home page

16. SignInPage

17. Expected Outcome
 Development and launching of mobile base app and refining existing
services and adding more service.
 More interactive user interface can be designed.
 Maintenance feature can be added.
 Online Payment System can be added.

18. Discussion and Conclusion
• Possible solutions were analyzed and ideas were implemented.
• It was great learning experience.
• It helps to understand how task are performed in real working
environment.

19. References
[1] Ambrose, P. and Barlow, J. (1987), Housing Provision and House Building in
Western Europe: Increasing Expenditure, Declining Output, Housing Markets
and Policies under Fiscal Austerity, London, Greenwood Press.
[2] Cooper, M. (1998), Ideas to develop a literature review, vol. 3, page, 39.
[3] Erguden, S. (2001), Low cost housing policies and constraints in developing
countries, International conference on spatial development for sustainable
development, Nairobi.
[4] Golland, A. (1996), Housing supply, profit and housing production: The case
of the United Kingdom, Netherlands and Germany, Journal of Housing and the
Built Environment, vol.11, no1.

20. [5] Hancock, T. (1998), Caveat partner: Reflection of Partnership with
the private sector, Health promotion international, vol. 13, no 3
[6] Levin, K. (1999), Database Management Systems: How to use
Relational Databases, vol. 2, no 4.
[7] Macoloo, G. (1994), The changing nature of financing low income
urban housing development in Kenya, Housing Studies, vol. 9, Issue 2,
pages 189- 281.
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21. Thank You!!!