I rent out an 1100 sq ft single family home which sustained significant water damage to the kitchen in November from leaky plumbing.

I was hoping there would be a perfect fit there but have not taken a bit of time to go through and look at them more closely yet.You would know more than me but seems like just using a free application or a very low monthly app can make the difference if you don’t have a PM for your properties but ya just test the waters with each one hopefully one works better for you and your personal preference.

That sunken back door feels like - water intrusion to me.

Water, garage, sewer, electricity,etc).

The rent increase was 10%, plus an additional new charge of $35 for water.  

In my area the growth and demand for a little land and fresh mountain clean air & water is exponential.  

I've seen plenty of past posts about Cozy (now apartments.com) and plenty of suggestions for simply using Zelle. 

With all the research Ive done regarding this area, I cant locate ANY information pertaining to the new water bill.Since I've only been a renter, I don't have the slightest idea of how much a water bill would be.

A tenant in my basement unit apt clogged the drain line (per plumber report) and water entered their unit in 2 rooms.

First service I've seen other than Google Voice with that policy.Rentler is like Apts.com but a little more costly for CC payments, and no reporting features.What makes me nervous about Apts.com is there is a big thread here on the transition from Cozy.