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Dan Walters
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whats the best landlord App ?

Dan Walters
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  • Caldwell, ID
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Would like my tenants to pay rent via an app, easy for them , track payments/experiences for me.

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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Check out Cozy.co or TenantCloud. Look at which one you like the best, pick it, and use it for 3-6 months. Then you'll be experienced enough to research other options and perhaps choose something that works better for you.

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Cameron Tope
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@Dan Walters we use Buildium but it's ~$500/year. It's a great software but we're managing a lot of properties. 

I've heard Cozy is a great option for smaller landlords. 

Best of luck!

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    John Warren
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    @Dan Walters it depends on how many units you have. If you just have a few units, I would recommend using pay pal, venmo, google pay, or something along those lines. If you have more units those services will start to pick up on it and will discontinue your account. I personally am using cozy.co. I like the software a lot, but I do not like that I have to wait 5-7 days for rent to clear. 

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    Nathan Gesner
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    Check out Cozy.co or TenantCloud. Look at which one you like the best, pick it, and use it for 3-6 months. Then you'll be experienced enough to research other options and perhaps choose something that works better for you.

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    Check Tellus, mobile-friendly app. I believe tech savvy tenants would like to use it especially. My tenants now just simply tap into the app and then pay me in five seconds. I can also track financial reports since the app automatically generates rent roll and other financial reports listing my incomes and expenses every month. It helps me to get rid of my own manual spreadsheet.