--64.246.xxx.xx

Wait, you DQ them because they use cashapp over Venmo or something similar? I use all of them to make it easier for prospects to pay me, but thus far, cashapp is my favorite. --143.105.xxx.xxx

Smart. --172.59.xxx.xx

I dont use any of them, what does that say about me? --38.248.xx.xx

I'm a heavy user of cash app both for receiving and paying money. I noticed Zillow now has an option where the applicant can link their bank account details directly to the Zillow application. From what I can see it's like a bank feed of the bank transactions to help you verify their income. I'm hoping turbotenant starts the same. --23.28.x.xxx

I use Zelle all the time, to collect move-in $ and return security deposits. I'm dealing with folks coming from and going a great distance, though. --72.218.xx.xxx

Landlord doesn't charge any fees at all, nor do I make any money off telling that probable non-qual to apply or not. If they apply, great. If they don't - even better --173.188.xx.xx

Credit card required to apply. Don't know how they pay deposit or rent but it's online so not cash. One tenant made the mistake of charging her deposit and was shocked by how much a 2.99% fee is on that much money... --173.18.xx.xxx

Well Ken, that puts you in the same boat with me. We can name our boat "Smarter Than You". Although, I am sure the "hip" crowd thinks we are losers. That is fine with me though. I like my simple way of doing and my old school vehicles. --73.19.xxx.xx

If they can't do ach w a bank then they don't qualify. I'm past cash app doordash rent a center tenants --172.59.xxx.x

Small potatoes, I don't blame you. However, that wipes out most of the Millennials and Gen Z. --73.19.xxx.xx

Seems that you are losing out on a lot of potential tenants, and in a place where the competition is fierce. --47.227.xx.xxx

Although I can see where a landlord must do something in areas where they are not allowed use a credit report. Me, I think what I would do would be to sell up and move elsewhere. --76.178.xxx.xxx

Zero, I do not use apps for rent payments. That said, I did start using Venmo to collect for app fees as most don't have cash. However, I do not use it otherwise. In fact, I keep the app turned off on my phone until I need it for application fees. It was actually an out of state tenant applying that walked me through how to get Venmo. After the basics, I set it up myself. I still don't know how to use it well, partly because it keeps changing, as with most tech, and mainly because I don't use it much. I do not like a lot of technology. I try to keep things simple. For rent, I have them take it to the bank. Besides that, our rents are higher here than they could make in one payment, as far as I understand. Another thing, unless something has changed, don't those app services issue a 1099 for anything over $600? How do you deal with that when you are already paying tax on the income on schedule E? So I keep it simple. --73.19.xxx.xx

Yes, he is younger. I actually remember when his mother was pregnant with him. Man I am getting old. --47.227.xx.xxx

I'm probably going to need to move away from it though because it takes an accounting background to use it and I'm looking for something that's a bit more generic that anyone can step into. --23.28.x.xxx

I have all of the above, because I need them for my rooming house residents. I draw the line at Chime, though. That's for the bottom of the barrel. --108.201.xxx.xxx