Yes, platforms like Rently are allowing tenants to spread annual rent into smaller monthly instalments, improving cash flow and financial predictability, while landlords still receive full payment upfront; however, this flexibility often comes at an added cost of around 7–12% annually, meaning tenants may pay thousands more over time—so what do you think, is the convenience of monthly payments worth the extra cost, or would you rather stick to traditional cheque-based rent to save money?
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