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Ben Sealey
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Multiple Tenants under 1 residents

Ben Sealey
  • Investor
  • Knoxville, TN
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Are there any software platforms out there that allow multiple tenants for a single property (think college kids apartment sharing) to pay separately.  

If you are a landlord or have had experience in this arena, can you tell me you about it?  Did you collect from a single tenant who collected from his sub-tenents?  Did you collect from each of them individually?  Did you have each of them sign a lease?  Did you do any of this online?  

Thanks for your input.

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Ashley Ben
  • Property Manager
  • Miami, FL
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Ashley Ben
  • Property Manager
  • Miami, FL
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I'm a huge tech fan and use rentigo mainly for rent collection but their software has the ability to add multiple tenants in a single unit and bill each one separately (including misc. fees etc) so you should check them out. 

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