Training
RentMerchant is built to be learned by doing. Four steps get you collecting rent, and the guides below cover everything after that.
The same checklist sits on your dashboard and ticks itself off as you go.
An address is all it takes. Add units if the property has more than one, or skip them.
Their name and email. They get an invitation to their own portal when you are ready.
Bill rent once, or set up recurring rent so every month's invoice goes out on its own.
Link your bank through Stripe so rent paid online lands in your own account.
Put rent payments on your website →
Links, buttons, a listings widget and QR codes, step by step for each website builder.
Set up autopay →
How autopay works for tenants, and how to get more of them using it.
Handle late rent →
Reminders, late fees and the conversation, in the right order.
Bank transfer or card? →
What each costs, how long each takes, and which to encourage.
Owner statements →
For managers: what owners see, and how your fee is shown.
Taxes and Schedule E →
Turn a year of rent and expenses into the numbers your tax form needs.
Rent receipts →
What a receipt needs to show, and when tenants get one automatically.
Moving from other software →
What we bring across for you, and what your tenants redo.
More how-to articles are on the blog, and quick answers are in the FAQ.
Open a ticket from the Support page in your account, and a real person replies. Before you sign up, use the contact form.
Contact us →Custom plans for larger portfolios include guided onboarding and data migration, with a dedicated account manager.
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