Do they automatically go with the low one or an average of the 2 or something like that?

Then on that particular day the charge will post automatically just like a recurring rent charge posts for a tenant.

Unless, you're considering an automatic switch-over generator which can run several thousands of dollars.I've heard of a few homeowners in our area that have gone a different route and found these city-water powered systems to work quite well and you don't have to rely on electricity, a battery, or a tenant to manually intervene.I haven't used one of these myself.

Rentec Direct has a tenant facing web portal where tenants log in and use their payment information to pay & report any issues.Rentec Direct automatically adds late fees to their accounts if not paid on time.  

Charging a fee will automatically screen out some potential "problem" applications.

The program can automatically allocate payouts to cleaners, owners, and the property manager.

With Fannie/Freddie loans you should be able to get that automatically. 

@Nathan G.Every landlord will have a lot but my favorite is automatic rent collection.

I’ve never had to charge a late fee, but the Rentler site will automatically add them if rent comes in after the grace period.

I know that now, anything put on Cash App, PayPal, Chime, etc. over $600 per year is automatically reported to the IRS.