PayRent Blog

It's no secret that the coronavirus has changed life as we know it. Schools are closed, nursing homes have banned visitors, millions of employees are working from home, and restaurants have shuttered their dining rooms. With a health and economic crisis looming,...

Here at PayRent, we've tried to make our rent payment platform as accessible as possible. While we don't currently offer an iOS or Android app for landlords, our platform is web-based so that you and your tenants can access all features of the website whether you're...

Does it feel like you’re playing musical chairs with your tenants? You aren’t alone. A serious concern of most landlords is finding and retaining quality tenants. A landlord’s cash flow is seriously affected by constant tenant turnover. Rental income loss and many...

Late rent payments are a costly and pesky problem for many landlords. Aside from adding late fees, which may further delay payment, here are some positive strategies to help you collect rent on-time and keep you from pulling out your hair. 1-Report Payments to Credit...

Paper or plastic? It's a term you're used to hearing at the grocery store but it applies to rental payments as well. Will you accept only paper payments (cash or check) or can a tenant pay rent with their credit or debit card? There has been some hesitation around...

When trusting your properties to renters, it is imperative to establish a clear and fair rent collection policy as part of the lease. A good rent collection policy encourages healthy tenant and landlord relationships as expectations are set and questions surrounding the processes are eliminated.

Make it Rent: Having trouble renting your home? Has it garnered some interest, but no serious applications? As a landlord, sometimes it is possible to miss certain factors that your potential renters prioritize, especially if you are new to renting out a property, so...