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I'm a freelancer and I've had happily clients pay me through PayPal, Venmo, Dwolla and other services. But if I were a landlord, I'd sadly ask for a check too.
by smelendez 11y ago
I'm a freelancer and I've had happily clients pay me through PayPal, Venmo, Dwolla and other services.
But if I were a landlord, I'd sadly ask for a check too. A lot of U.S. jurisdictions require a landlord not to accept rent in certain circumstances from a tenant he's trying to evict.
It's well established how to do this with a check: don't cash it, and possibly send it back to the sender certified mail. I wouldn't want to risk paying my lawyer to establish a precedent for what that looks like through a new payment system.
- escaped_hn 11y agoIf only there was some way to not accept an electronic payment.
- lostlogin 11y agoif this is the only time that having inbound money is a problem (is it?) then wouldn't amending the law be easier?
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]
- pbreit 11y agoIs that really true? I hear claims of that sort but never actualities (I worked for a rent payment company).