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# How to manage your Land NFTs
To manage your land, visit the land management page by using the navigation bar on the ROverse website
1. Click the \[Connect Wallet] button to begin
2. Select the Metamask Wallet with the Land NFT(s).
3. Click \[Next] to proceed.
4. Click \[Connect].
5. Click \[Sign Wallet].
6. Click \[Sign] to authenticate.
7. Select the land you would like to manage.
8. Click the \[Set Price] button.
9. Key in the rental price.
10. Click \[Confirm Price].
11. After setting the Rental Price, allow 15 minutes for newly set Rental Prices to be synced in-game.
12. Toggle the \[ON] switch to enable land rental.
13. All Rental Fees collected from in-game will be displayed and can be claimed by clicking on \[Claim] button.
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