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Updated 3 months ago,

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Jacob P.
  • Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Bank that works well with multiple accounts

Jacob P.
  • Investor
  • Brooklyn, NY
Posted

Hi all,

Question pretty much as in the title.

We have 3 rental properties. Looking to balance Keeping It Simple and being on top of things.

For years, we used Ally. What I loved about them was that each property could have it's own checking account. All expenses would go on each account and it made year end accounting very easy.

Ally alerted us that they are closing our accounts due to our failure to "properly secure" our accounts. I have no idea why (never had a single fraud issue), but after spending several hours going down the rabbithole of figuring why this happened, we just want a solution.

Some of the other banks we are with seem to make it overly complicated to have more than a single account.

Any recos? Or other solutions we should consider?

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