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Would you recommend Apartments.com or Innago for rent collection?

Derrek J Hooyman
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I only own 2 units thus far.  However I plan on purchasing more.  I'm a travel nurse and my family helps out as needed.  I don't want them collecting rent and then driving both checks to the credit union to pay.  Any advice on free apps/websites?

  I've heard Innago is free and apartments?  I could also try Venmo.  I'm trying to stay more organized and find a more useful option.

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William Sing
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  • Portland, OR
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William Sing
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Portland, OR
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Hi @Derrek J Hooyman,

I’d recommend Innago. I did a lot of research, and it’s the cheapest and best option I’ve found. It’s free and offers great features for rent collection, which makes it perfect for managing a few units and scaling up as you grow.

Before Cozy.co was bought out by Apartments.com, it was a good option, but now it has limited features, especially with billing and handling utility changes consistently.

Venmo is another option, but for staying organized and efficient, Innago is definitely worth a look.

Hope this helps!

Cheers,
Will

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