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Joseph Wells
  • Rental Property Investor
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Property Manager says Quickbooks is holding funds

Joseph Wells
  • Rental Property Investor
  • White Plains, NY
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Hi All,

My property manager has recently started using Quickbooks. He is allowing tenants to pay online, but for those payments, the funds have been held by Quickbooks. Is this a common occurrence? The property manager said he is working on it, but if I could get any advice to pass along to him and expedite the process, I would appreciate it.

Thanks, 

Joe

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Gita Faust
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Gita Faust
  • Accountant
  • Richboro - Philadelphia, PA
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News for property management companies using Intuit Merchant Service.

If you are collecting rent on behalf of landlords - Intuit will not approve property management company's account. Once in a while, it does get approved. But when they find out, they will hold the payment.

Ask them to call Intuit and take action ASAP.

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