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How to pay your rent with a credit card 
Ask if your landlord accepts credit card payments. 
Some landlords, especially those who are part of major rental companies, accept credit card payments with little to no hassle. However, many small and independent landlords do not because of the additional fees involved.
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- The truth is that, even after payments are made, landlords often only accept credit card payments to cover the costs. Put in extra credit card payments as part of your rent payment plan.
- Search online to learn about the advantages and disadvantages of credit card payments. You can also ask about the benefits of credit card payments, especially for those landlords who are part of major rental companies.
- Make sure to ask about your landlord's response to emergencies. Does a tenant stand behind their classroom and say " oh no " twice in the middle of a long school lesson? If this is the case, many landlords will accept credit card payments without any special interest restrictions.
- Your landlord may accept payments via debit even if they don't take credit cards. Inquire about additional fees associated with credit card payments.
Your landlord may accept payments via debit even if they don't take credit cards. Inquire about additional fees associated with credit card payments.