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Updated almost 3 years ago, 02/13/2022

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Corey Mohar
  • New to Real Estate
  • York County, PA
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Rent Collection Option for Smaller Operations

Corey Mohar
  • New to Real Estate
  • York County, PA
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Up until this year I've used Venmo to collect rent from my tenants, and it has been very convenient for both me and them. However, due to the recent changes as of this year, I stopped accepting Venmo as payment. I'm more than happy to receive a check form my tenants, but they find it much easier to handle rent with online services. And it's hard to argue with them as I prefer electronic transfers as well. 

I currently only own one unit as a sole proprietor, but am looking to expand this year. However, I plan on buying my next property under an LLC. I've looked into products, RentecDirect as an example, and I just worry that they may be overkill at this stage. I'm also worried if mixing properties from a sole proprietorship and an LLC poses any challenges when considering these kinds of options.


Does anybody have any positive experiences with any software or companies that aren't going to gouge your cash flow? Or any feedback on my concerns with juggling a sole proprietorship with an LLC or even multiple LLCs when using these services?

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