Landlords Lack Reliable Options for Recovering Unpaid Rent
Landlords recovering unpaid rent through debt collection agencies face low recovery rates, high collection fees, and limited enforcement options when tenants owe relatively small amounts. Most collection agencies are poorly suited for residential rent recovery due to the cost-to-recovery ratio. Small landlords in particular lack access to affordable, effective rent recovery tools.
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