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Did you know that 82% of successful landlords use separate bank accounts for their rental businesses? Managing rental properties is no small feat, and when personal and business finances intermingle, the complexity can quickly spiral out of control.

Over 60% of renters in the U.S. now pay rent digitally, making bank transfers one of the most common payment methods for landlords. As the rental industry becomes more digitized, bank transfers offer landlords a secure and convenient way to collect p

Did you know that 56% of recent U.S. renters pay their rent online? With tenants increasingly favoring digital solutions, landlords must adapt to meet modern payment preferences while ensuring their financial processes remain efficient. The payment m

Landlords can accept money orders for rent, but you need to carefully evaluate whether this method aligns with your rent collection goals. While money orders offer secure, guaranteed payments and accessibility for tenants without banking services, th

Yes, you can collect rent from a residence classified as commercial—but the process often involves extra considerations. Commercial classifications bring unique legal, zoning, and operational requirements that can affect how you manage the property

Cryptocurrency is becoming a widely accepted way to make transactions. As its popularity grows, many landlords are starting to wonder if now is the time to embrace this modern payment option. Whether you see it as innovative or experimental, it’s c

End of tenancy deposit deductions can be a real headache if you aren’t sure what can or can’t be deducted. As a landlord, you want to do what you can to protect your property while staying compliant with regulations. Sometimes, this means dealing

As a landlord, providing the right documentation can make tax season easier for your tenants. Documents like the certificate of rent paid (CRP) are essential for tenants to claim housing-related tax benefits. Understanding how to issue this certifica