A landlord can reject or return a payment when they receive the initial notification from Rent App. If a payment is rejected, the renter will be notified, and funds will not be debited. Once a payment has been accepted and sent, it cannot be returned. Any subsequent payment to a renter must be handled outside of Rent App.
Yes. Rent App has several risk protection mechanisms in place to ensure the validity of transactions. Transactions may be blocked if Rent App can't find matches between the Rent App account owner, property owner, or primary bank account name.When setting up an account on behalf of a landlord, we recommend using email over Google/Apple SSO and creating a means to share the password.
Landlord can add up to 10 bank accounts.
Yes! Each renter must pay their landlord separately or designate one renter as the primary payer. You cannot merge multiple rent payments into one at this time.
Yes! Landlords with a Rent App account and properties added can go to their dashboard, click on the property, and select "New Payment Request."Here, landlords can designate the amount and destination bank account. A shareable link will be generated for the landlord to send directly to their tenant(s).Currently, landlords can only create one payment link per property. In the situation where a landlord has two or more tenants paying rent for the same property, we recommend having the renter initiate the payment. Renters can manually add a specific unit they rent or simply add the property address. We hope to support multiple payment links per property soon.
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