Introducing: RentRedi Partner Program
Interested in becoming a RentRedi partner? We recently launched our partner program to enable partners to share the love and earn some money at the same time!
How to Start Investing in Real Estate with Low Budget
Investing in real estate with low budget? Here are strategies you can use to begin investing in properties with little budget.
How RentRedi is Optimized for Mobile
RentRedi’s Landlord Mobile App allows landlords to effectively complete a variety of essential property management tasks remotely, in addition to the web dashboard.
4 Must-Haves for Online Property Management Software
Online property management software can make your life easier but there are four factors to consider: ease of use, affordability, scalability, and features.
What Will Showing Rentals Look Like This Summer Amidst COVID-19 Restrictions?
It’s important to stay safe as states ease restrictions: Use contactless property management and tech to your advantage for showing rentals.
Estimating Expenses for a Rental Property Investment
Besides tax benefits and passive income, rental property investment will produce strong returns year-in- and year-round, regardless of what the market is doing.
RENTREDI AND REALTOR.COM PARTNER TO OFFER LANDLORDS MORE LISTING OPTIONS
Proptech Startup Partners With Notable Real Estate Networks To Provide Landlords With Extensive Listing Options
Renters Insurance through RentRedi
Your tenants can get renters insurance through RentRedi! Landlords can see if tenants are insured or notify them to get renters insurance if they are not.
How To Prevent Rental Property Damage from Fireworks
Amid the pandemic, it will be important to minimize rental property damage from fireworks, especially as more renters celebrate the fourth of July from home.
Best for Property Management? RentRedi vs Yardi: A Side-by-Side Comparison
For a real estate professional who used both Yardi and RentRedi, they noted that RentRedi “seemed superior as landlord-tenant software for landlords who need to collect rent, contact residents, and stay organized.”