Personally, I hate surprises and would always prefer to have actual factual data for my decisions. 

I was then directed to a website that doesn't work or wont return any results even when i input the data correctly.

When part of a 30-day period runs into the following month, can rent still be collected for that portion of the following month (or in this case, deducted from the security deposit)?

People like to collect points because when redeemed for first class points the value you get back is more.

I am also trying to get some kind of data on the seasonality or ebb and flow of tenants of  since it's a college town. 

I am looking to automate this and collect rent in an app like cozy or dwolla.

That will give you data on the population in the area, their median household income, employment growth, population growth etc.

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Not sure about Missouri but in AZ it also gives me an automatic judgment that I can send to collections which also haunts the tenants history and protects the rest of us.

How do you collect your rent (cash or check)?