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Account and plans10 min readLast reviewed Nov 6, 2026

Trouble signing in or seeing your home

Fix the common sign-in problems: a password that is not accepted, a reset code or setup link that never came, two-factor codes, and signing in but not seeing your home.

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On this page10 sections
  • Start here: three quick checks
  • Your password is not accepted
  • Reset a forgotten password
  • Finish confirming a new account
  • If your property manager moved to Doorvest
  • Two-factor codes and passkeys
  • Signed in, but you don't see your home
  • Give a spouse, partner or accountant access
  • Still locked out? What to send us
  • Common questions

Start here: three quick checks

Most sign-in problems come down to one of these. Check them before anything else.

  1. 1

    Use the address Doorvest writes to

    Sign in at doorvest.com/login with the email address our emails reach you at. If you have more than one address (work, personal, a shared family inbox), try each. Every address is its own login. Homes on one login do not show up on another, unless that person has invited you as a co-investor.
  2. 2

    Sign in the way you signed up

    If you created your account with Google, use the Sign in with Google button under Or continue with instead of typing a password.
  3. 3

    If the button spins, unblock the robot check

    Sign in first runs a quick check that you are a person. If that check cannot load, the button spins for a few seconds and the page then says “Verification timed out. Please try again.” or asks you to refresh. Refresh the page and try again. If it keeps happening, email your Doorvest team at success@doorvest.com.
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Your password is not accepted

When the email and password do not match an account, the page says Incorrect email or password. It says the same thing whether the address has no account or the password is wrong, so check both.

  1. 1
    Check the email address for typos, and try your other addresses.
  2. 2
    Passwords are case sensitive. Check that Caps Lock is off, or tap the eye icon to see what you typed.
  3. 3
    Still not working? Reset your password.

Did your property manager move to Doorvest?

The same message goes on: “If your property manager recently moved to Doorvest and you have not set a password yet, check your texts or email for your setup link.” If that is you and you have not used your setup link yet, you have no password, so none will work. Use the link instead: here is how.

Reset a forgotten password

  1. 1
    On the sign-in page, click Forgot your password?
  2. 2
    Enter your email and click Send Reset Code. The page then says “If there is an account for this email, we have sent instructions.” It says that for every address, so it cannot tell you whether the one you typed has an account.
  3. 3
    Find the code in your email, including spam and promotions. Enter it as the Confirmation Code, choose a New Password of at least 8 characters, and click Update Password.
  4. 4
    Back on the sign-in page you will see “Your password has been updated.” Sign in with the new password.

No email came?

Wait a few minutes and check spam. Then check that you typed the address you signed up with: the form shows the same message whether or not that address has an account, so try your others. If your property manager moved to Doorvest and you have not set up your account yet, this form sends your setup link instead of a code. Use the link; you will not need the code screen.

Already signed in and just want a new password? Go to Account, then Security, then Password. You need your current password there. If you have forgotten it, sign out and use Forgot your password? on the sign-in page instead.

Finish confirming a new account

When you sign up, we email a code to confirm the address. If you never entered it, sign-in stops at a confirmation screen until you do.

  1. 1
    Sign in with your email and the password you chose when you signed up. The confirmation screen appears after that.
  2. 2
    The page shows Confirm Your Account. Enter the code from the email and click Confirm Account. You are signed straight in.
  3. 3
    No code? Click Resend Code. The page shows no message when it sends, so wait a few minutes and check spam before you try again.
The Confirm Your Account screen: a box for the 6-digit confirmation code from your email, a Confirm Account button, and a Resend Code button under the question Didn't receive the code?
The confirmation screen. Resend Code sends the code again.

If you cannot remember the password you chose either, email your Doorvest team at success@doorvest.com with the address you signed up with.

If your property manager moved to Doorvest

When your property manager moved its homes to Doorvest, we set up an account for you and sent a setup link by text or email. The link is where you choose your password. Until you use it, there is no password to sign in with.

  1. 1
    Find the setup link in your texts or email. Searching for Doorvest helps.
  2. 2
    Tap it. The page greets you by name (or says Set up your account) and shows your email. Check your name and phone number, choose a password of at least 8 characters, type it again, and tick the box to accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
  3. 3
    Tap Set up my account. Doorvest signs you in, brings your homes over one by one, then shows a short checklist. Tap Go to my dashboard when you are done.

From then on, sign in at doorvest.com/login with your email and that password. Tapping the setup link again just opens the sign-in page with “Your account is already set up. Log in to get back to your homes.”

Can't find the link, or it doesn't work?

  • An older invite link opens a page titled Check for your setup link. Tap Send my setup link, and the sign-in page then says “If there is an account set up for you, we just sent your setup link.”
  • Or click Forgot your password? on the sign-in page and enter your email. While your account is waiting to be set up, that sends your setup link rather than a reset code.
  • If the setup page says it could not set up your account, tap Request a new setup link.
  • We send at most one setup link every 15 minutes and 3 in a day. After asking once, give it a few minutes and check spam rather than asking again.

Already chose a password through the reset form?

That works too. After you sign in, one more screen, One last step, asks you to accept the terms. Tap Finish setup to reach your homes.

Two-factor codes and passkeys

If you turned on two-factor authentication, sign-in asks for a code after your password: Enter the 6-digit code from your authenticator app.

  • Open your authenticator app and enter the current code for Doorvest. If it has expired, enter the newest one.
  • After several wrong codes, sign-in pauses: “Too many incorrect codes. Please wait a few minutes, then sign in again.”
  • Lost the phone with your authenticator app? Email your Doorvest team at success@doorvest.com from the address on your account, and say that you can no longer get codes.

If you set up a passkey (Face ID, Touch ID or a security key), type your email. For an account with a passkey, a Sign in with a passkey button then appears, in browsers that support passkeys. On a device where you have used your passkey before, your email is already filled in and the button is at the top. If that is not your account, click Not you?. If the passkey does not work, the page says so, and you can sign in with your password or Google instead.

You turn two-factor on or off, and add or remove passkeys, under Account, then Security. If you sign in with Google, these settings do not appear: Google handles that part of your sign-in.

Signed in, but you don't see your home

Each Doorvest login sees the homes on that login, plus any homes another owner has shared with it as a co-investor. When a home is missing, it is usually on a different login.

The Your properties card on My Homes for a login with no homes on it: it suggests buying your first rental, links owners who own a home but don't see it to this guide, and offers a Browse homes button.
If Your properties on My Homes looks like this, the address you signed in with has no homes on it.
  • My Homes shows empty cards and a Browse homes button under Your properties, suggesting you buy your first rental. The address you signed in with has no homes on it. Sign out (Account, then Sign Out) and sign in with your other address.
  • A link to a home opens My Homes instead. That home is on another login, often a spouse's or a business partner's. See giving a spouse or partner access.
  • The home's page says Still syncing. The home is on your account, but its management details are still coming online. This usually clears within a day. If it lasts longer, message your team.
Open My Homes

Give a spouse, partner or accountant access

When two people own a home together, it is usually on one person's login. That person can invite the other as a co-investor:

  1. 1
    The account owner goes to Account, then People & access and clicks Invite a co-investor.
  2. 2
    They enter the other person's email and click Send invite.
  3. 3
    The other person signs in with that same email (or signs up at doorvest.com with it) and accepts the invite under Pending invites on their own People & access tab. From then on, the Viewing account switcher at the top of the Account page moves between the two accounts.

If the invite went to a different address than the one you signed in with, Pending invites says so. Sign out and sign in with the invited address to accept it.

Pending invites on the People and access tab, saying an invite was sent to one address while you are signed in with another, and asking you to sign in with the invited address to accept it.
Under Pending invites: an invite sent to another of your addresses (example addresses shown).

Co-investors get full access

A co-investor sees and acts on the account as if it were their own: properties, messages, bills, bank accounts and payment methods. Only the account owner can invite or remove co-investors, and some things stay with the owner, such as signing tax forms. There is no view-only access, so for an accountant, download statements from Ledger & Docs and share those.

Still locked out? What to send us

Email your Doorvest team at success@doorvest.com, from the address on your account if you can. These details let us help on the first reply:

  • the email address you are trying to sign in with
  • the exact message on the screen (a screenshot is perfect)
  • the device and browser you are using
  • whether your property manager moved to Doorvest

If you can sign in but something looks wrong, message the team from Messages instead.

Common questions

The Sign in button spins and nothing happens. Is the site down?
Sign-in runs a quick robot check first. If that check cannot load, the button spins for a few seconds and the page then says "Verification timed out. Please try again." or asks you to refresh. Refresh and try again. If it keeps happening, email your Doorvest team at success@doorvest.com.
I asked for a reset code but no email came.
Wait a few minutes and check spam. Then check that you typed the address you signed up with: the form shows the same message whether or not that address has an account. Try your other addresses, or email your Doorvest team.
I tried to sign up and it says Welcome back.
If you sign up with an email that already has an account, Doorvest takes you to the sign-in page with that email filled in, and the page says "You already have an account with this email. Sign in to continue." Sign in there with your password, a passkey or Google, or use Forgot your password? if you don't remember your password.
I signed up with Google. What is my password?
Accounts created with Google sign in through Google, not with a Doorvest password. Use the Sign in with Google button on the sign-in page. The email on that account is managed by Google, so it can't be changed in Doorvest.
How do I change the email I sign in with?
Sign in, go to Account, then Profile, and click Change next to your email. We send a verification code to the new address, and the change takes effect once you enter it. Accounts that sign in with Google can't change their email here.
My spouse or co-owner can't see our home.
The home is usually on one person's login. That person can invite the other as a co-investor from Account, then People & access. Co-investors get full access to the account.
Can my accountant get access?
There is no view-only access. Download statements and documents from Ledger & Docs and share them, or invite your accountant as a co-investor, which gives full access to your account.
An email asks me to sign in somewhere else with a username I don't have.
Your homes are on doorvest.com under My Homes, and your statements and documents are under My Homes, then Ledger & Docs. If an email asks you to sign in to a different site and you are not sure why, don't guess a password: forward it to your Doorvest team and ask.
Can I sign in on my phone?
Yes. doorvest.com works in your phone's browser, with the same email and password.
On this page
  • Start here: three quick checks
  • Your password is not accepted
  • Reset a forgotten password
  • Finish confirming a new account
  • If your property manager moved to Doorvest
  • Two-factor codes and passkeys
  • Signed in, but you don't see your home
  • Give a spouse, partner or accountant access
  • Still locked out? What to send us
  • Common questions
Go to the app
  • Sign in
  • Account security
  • People & access
  • My Homes

Still stuck?

Email your Doorvest team at success@doorvest.com and we will get back to you.

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