RentRedi
A New York outfit from 2016 with one idea that small owners appreciate: a flat subscription that does not climb as doors are added. Rent collection runs through ACH, card or cash at retail locations, screening comes from TransUnion with credit, criminal and eviction data, and accounting is handled through an integrated bookkeeping partner. Maintenance requests arrive with video from the tenant, which saves a trip across town to look at a dripping trap, and there is a partner service for dispatching contractors.
Suited to a landlord adding units steadily, since the bill stays put while the portfolio grows. Anyone needing owner statements for outside investors or association accounting should look elsewhere. Payout timing depends on the payment method, so rent does not always arrive the same day.
Pros
- Flat fee regardless of unit count
- TransUnion screening with eviction data
- Cash rent payments at retail stores
- Video maintenance requests from tenants
- Mobile apps for owner and tenant
Cons
- No association or investor reporting
- Payout speed varies by payment type
- Accounting relies on a partner tool
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