Property management software RentRedi has expanded its partnership with BiggerPockets, an educational platform democratizing access to real estate investing. In addition to a complimentary RentRedi subscription with their membership, BiggerPockets Pro members receive free premium onboarding to the RentRedi platform, making it easier and faster for landlords to access automated rent collection, tenant screening, 24/7 maintenance coordination and tracking, digital lease signing, syndicated listings to realtor.com and Zillow and in-app notifications to tenants.
The complimentary RentRedi subscription amounts to more than $300 per year in property management software and adds value to the BiggerPockets Pro membership by helping landlords and their tenants get up and running quickly. BiggerPockets landlords use RentRedi to collect rent payments faster, reduce tenant turnover, save hundreds of hours per year on administrative tasks and achieve paperless lease management, the companies said.
“BiggerPockets Pro members can maximize their membership by taking advantage of our full suite of features, including the ability to scale their businesses at no additional cost,” said RentRedi Co-founder and CEO Ryan Barone. “Our software makes renting easy for both landlords and their tenants by providing solutions and benefits that improve their communications and relationships.”
RentRedi’s all-in-one property management software offers simplicity, flexibility and value to landlords and renters. The rent collection feature, for instance, allows landlords to schedule rent payments, set automatic late fee calculations, offer multiple payment options and receive two-day funding and same-day settlements for rent payments.
The RentRedi Tenant app enables tenants to schedule automatic payments, and those who use the autopay feature have a 99% on-time payment rate. Tenants can also use the RentRedi Credit Boost feature to report on-time rent payments to all three credit bureaus, helping to build and boost their credit scores and encouraging more on-time rent payments.
