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Setting Up Landlord Bank Account
Hi all,
I'm currently in the process of closing my first deal. I'm going to be house hacking a 3flat, and am wondering if using the PNC Virtual Wallet to manage the finances is a good idea. Has anybody used this in the past?
Makes sense to me since they have a checking, reserve, and saving account. I would keep the security deposits in the savings account, place some reserve capital in the reserve account, and accept rent and pay expenses through the checking account. However I would like to hear thoughts and opinions.
Thanks!