What the Shift to VantageScore 4.0 Means for Landlords, Property Managers and Tenants Rent is finally taking center stage, with the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) officially allowing lenders to use VantageScore 4.0 for mortgage underwriting. For landlords and property managers, this change isn’t just about credit scores. It signals a broader transformation in […]
Every property manager knows the frustration of aged receivables especially those stubborn balances sitting 180 days past due or longer. They tie up cash flow, strain your team, and often end up written off as lost. Traditional collections work best on recent delinquencies. Once rent debt ages past 90, 150, or 180+ days, the recovery
Understanding HB 938: What Missouri’s Rent Reporting Bill Means for Your Rental Business Rent payment reporting is no longer just a “nice-to-have” perk, especially if you own or manage properties in Missouri. House Bill 938 (HB 938) is making its way through the state legislature and could soon require landlords to offer residents the option
How Smart Landlords & Property Managers Are Holding Ex-Tenants Financially Accountable When a tenant moves out and leaves unpaid rent, it doesn’t just disappear. For landlords & property manager, those lingering balances can chip away at cash flow, increase operational headaches, and often go uncollected. But what many don’t realize is that there’s a proactive
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Rent Reporting Requirement in New York? Here’s What to Know New York is one step closer to joining the growing list of states encouraging rent reporting as a credit-building tool. Assembly Bill A2729, currently moving through the state legislature, proposes a new requirement: landlords and property managers must offer tenants the option to have their
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