The MTM in theory gives you flexibility, but if the tenant goes sour on you then the only remedy is still the court system.

It may be you have a multi-family and a different tenant has clogged the system causing it to back-up in other units so, I would refrain from jumping to any conclusions over who caused it.

Much appreciation for your advice.I woke up this morning, saw your post and decided to run your numbers through our system while the coffee was brewing.

What do you suppose the customer experience will be when they have to coordinate showings in this human-free hands-off automated system of yours?

Some locales will require a sprinkler system on a 3 story building, which can be very expensive.

The ducting is in and the system is installed. 

I would implore anyone considering eRentPayment to do some simple "google" searches (and this site might even be a good place to start) to get more information.While I agree that their systems were pretty full featured, the fact that I got caught in their action (rather inaction) and didnt have a viable option to get our funds speaks far louder than features that a provider can offer.

This is not an issue of crappy tenants scamming the system. 

Many of the appliances and systems are older, so I’m sort of hoping everything will break this year so AF will help fix them!

Here’s a reference explaining things https://www.google.com/amp/s/w...most MLS systems that have on line forms have created this document..