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Clayton Cerer
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Best way to collect income for a 24 unit apartment building

Clayton Cerer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello, we are under contract on a 24 unit apartment building. We are open to suggestions on the best way to collect rent for a building this size?

What apps/programs-software do you guys suggest?

Thanks!!!

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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Cozy.co or TenantCloud.com or a dozen other software providers that allow for online payments. The two named have been discussed a thousand times, they are very inexpensive, and people say very good things about them. Just sign up for one and start using it. After you've got a year of experience, then you can investigate whether there's a better product out there for your personal needs.

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