Rent, dues and escrow funds, all settling at your bank
Property businesses hold other people's money: rent, security deposits, association dues and earnest money. Finli gives landlords, HOA managers and title and escrow firms one place to bill, collect, track and pay out, with the funds at their own bank or credit union.
How money moves in property services
- Lease or file openedA lease, association account or escrow file sets who pays what, and when.
- Payer invitedTenants, owners or buyers get a payment page in the bank's brand and can turn on autopay.
- Funds collectedRent, dues or earnest money arrive by bank transfer, card or Apple Pay, with reminders.
- Held and trackedDeposits and trust funds are tracked by unit, association or escrow file.
- Settled at the bankOperating, trust and reserve funds sit in accounts at the institution.
Programs in this family
Property management
Rent arrives by check, app transfer and cash, and security deposits need careful records from move-in to refund.
HOA management
Associations run on dues, assessments and vendor bills, and owners want to see where their money went.
Title and escrow
Escrow is where wire fraud hits hardest, and every file carries money that belongs to someone else.
For banks and credit unions
Property businesses bring operating accounts plus trust, reserve and escrow balances, some of the steadiest deposits an institution can hold. Today those balances often follow whichever property or escrow software the business uses. A branded program keeps rent, dues and escrow funds at your institution and opens conversations about commercial real estate loans, sweeps and trust accounts.
Talk about this programStart with a 30-minute conversation
Bring your questions about deposits, launch or a specific industry. A first call is for answering them — a full walkthrough for your wider team comes after, whenever you want it.