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Adam Hooper
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Georgia Lease Agreement/Rent Collection Method

Adam Hooper
  • New to Real Estate
  • Dahlonega, GA
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I am new to real estate investing and purchased my first LTR November of 2024.  I was wondering if there were any lease generation tools or how to go about creating a custom lease.  Also what method do you use to collect rent? Is there any apps that will collect the rent and not charge you or the tenant a fee? I have been using Rentredi, but allowing them to pay through cash app/venmo.  Any input would be appreciated.  Thank you.

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Anja Schaer
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Anja Schaer
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Congrats on your first LTR! For leases, joining a local landlord association is a great way to get Georgia-specific, legally sound agreements. BiggerPockets also has solid lease templates you can customize.

For rent collection, I recommend Innago or Avail (RentRedi is a great alternative too)—both are low-cost and user-friendly. While free options like Venmo/Cash App work, they lack landlord protections, so switching to a dedicated platform can help long-term. Also check out Landlord-friendly online Banks like Baselane. They have Rent collection and bookkeeping built-in, combining diverse functionality in one platform.

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