Key features include:- Automated rent collection, late fee processing, and lease renewal reminders- Marketing your units across multiple sites (zillow, apartments.com, etc.)- Integrated compliance module for local ordinances and regulations- Customizable reporting and analytics dashboards- User-friendly interface for landlords and tenantsMy goal is to empower landlords with efficient, cost-effective tools to manage their properties, minimize risks by being updated with all the regulations in their markets, and maximize returns.

Does anyone recomend a Rent recovery service or collections service that will go after a tenant who doesn't pay rent or skips out on the rent and leaves.I have their social etc. and they owe me 3 months of rent about $4500 and trashed the place. 

The MEDIAN rents (50% higher, 50% lower) for the entire country are surveyed, collected and posted by HUD on their website www.HUDuser.org by either county or zip code in all 50 states. 

I can see exactly how much rent I'm collecting, what my costs are, and even how much profit I'm making on each property.

There is no way that resident can afford a 500 jump, and I ended up losing thousands of dollars.Real estate is a business, collecting a future stream of revenue, and you need to be in control of the revenue and expensesGino

Am I the only one having the problem of rental collection.

Sophisticated Lenders can and do structure these with many safegaurds but thats not what you are seeing in the Gator world and the gap funding and loans being presented to new lenders..

Ideally by the end of next year we would like to have the adu collecting rent, and the addition completed or nearing completion.

As of now, we pay our kids to collect the rent each month.

One of their tenants was one of their maintenance guys but was not their manager (making sure rent was collected), I think he paid either half of what rent should've been for his unit while the unit next to him was a 1bd unit as well renting for $650/700 at the time and that was about market rent still.