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Chicago - Collecting Rent
How do you all collect rent? I have one tenant that does Chase quick pay which I love and have a second tenant that I need to chase and hound to get paid. Then I end up going to pick up the rent myself. It is the tenants responsibility to get the rent to me correct? I do not need to be hounding them and going over to pick up the rent.
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The vast majority of my tenants deposit the money directly into my account. I've been doing that for about 10 years and have never had a problem. I also use www.dwolla.com, which is like paypal but only costs $.25 per transaction.
I refuse to go and pick up rent. It is a waste of my time, not to mention dangerous.
I know that Chase bank no longer allows cash deposits into accounts that an individual is not named on, but all of the other major banks do.