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Updated 10 months ago,

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Abe B.
  • Boston, MA
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Bank Accounts + Landlording

Abe B.
  • Boston, MA
Posted

Hi there,

I'm about to close on my first property (6 doors) and am realizing that I don't know how to collect rent in a convenient fashion for the tenants. I have been told to use Baselane so that they can ACH transfer for free, and that baselane also gives me 4.5% APR for my money saved there (i.e. security deposits, etc.)

However, I don't like Baselane's withdrawal limits, and also how long it would take for baselane to transfer money to my primary checking accounts, at JP Morgan. I am considering opening a business account at JP Morgan for all income + expenses, and simply use baselane for rent collection + higher APR on security deposits, etc. (I am not required to pay tenants the interest on security deposits).

Any concerns with this? Am I thinking about it properly?

Thanks!

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