I have posted in the past about the great tool: Rentometer. It is where Landlords/Tenants go to check how the rent they are charging/paying measures up to market averages.
Today, I am writing to rave about their new product Rentomatic. If you are Landlord, especially for residential properties, then you will love the organization of your properties in one web portal. If you are Tenant, you will appreciate the email reminders about rent and the option to pay online (ask your Landlord for the privilege).
This afternoon Webware had this excellent review of Rentomatic:
Paperless billing is one of the greatest facets of the Internet, especially when it comes to recurring payments. For many folks, the biggest monthly expense is rent, and the process of sending off a check, or coordinating payments with roommates to keep a roof over your head is a juggling act. Rentomatic (which rolls off the tongue a lot easier than its predecessor iiProperty) is aiming to help change that for people in apartment buildings with anywhere from one to ~50 units.
While this technology remains mostly unchanged for landlords who might have previously used iiProperty to handle finances, expiring leases, and online advertising of open apartments, Rentomatic adds some new perks to the tenant side of things with a whole new front end that lets renters pay without a paper trail. Once you’ve linked your bank account or credit card, you can pay the rent while in your pajamas or even set up automated billing. It’s also got a built-in service for maintenance forms, in case something at your place needs a little TLC.
Read the rest of the story at Webware.
