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Jason Nelson
  • Realtor
  • Lincoln, NE
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Online Rent Collection Providers

Jason Nelson
  • Realtor
  • Lincoln, NE
Posted

Looking throughout the forums there have been several discussions about potential problems with accepting/ using different online rent collection providers. Once such issue is when you are actively trying to evict an uncooperative tenant due to issues other than non-payment.

Does anyone have experience with Cozy, Venmo, Zelle or Zillow in which they allow the landlord to accept or decline the payment from the tenant? Additionally do any or all of these platforms allow the landlord to only accept the full rent that is due?

I could see issues if the tenant makes a partial payment and the courts side in favor of the tenant because the online transaction was automatically excepted.

Thoughts or examples welcomed Thanks! 

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