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Rent collection - safe collection methods

Kosh Vokter
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For making rent payment, tenant prefers to use Paypal with a business transfer (and not a person to person) option and Paypal charges a fee for that. To avoid that I suggested that they can make rent payments through direct bank deposit, which they are okay with.

Tenant said they can either do a wire transfer or ACH transfer.

Are there any downsides to giving the bank account # and having them make rent payments directly? I read on the forums, it's better to create a new account and provide that account # and immediacy transferring the amount to a different account once rent comes in, so as to not leave a balance. 

I don't have cozy or any other account.

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Trevor Burns
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Trevor Burns
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Have you tried using Zelle?  It's instantaneous, you only need to provide a phone number or email and no cost to you.

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