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Stephanie D.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Maryland
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Online Rent Payment Zillow

Stephanie D.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Maryland
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Hi Everyone!  Has anyone noticed that Zillow offers online rent payments?  I just discovered this, looks like its free for landlords to use, ACH check payments don't cost the tenant anything, credit and debit transactions do.  I was really excited when I found this on Zillow until I got to thinking, what does Zillow get out of this?  Is anyone ever skeptical when something like this is presented, like I've been looking high and low to find an ACH processor at a reasonable price, from a trustworthy company, and this pops up?  I have to wonder, what does Zillow get out of doing this?  It must be something...right?

Also, I noticed they now offer rental application screening.  Zillow is stepping up their game for landlords.  

I don't feel comfortable doing online rent at the moment after the whole e-rent payment fiasco, but I would love to hear from others, does anything find this interesting?  Appealing?  Will you use it?  Do you use it?

Thanks,

Stephanie

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