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Rent Advance FAQs for SFR Property Owners

Q: Who is eligible for the Ryse Advance?

A: Owners of single-family rental properties. The property must have an in place lease with an active and paying tenant.
A: Notify your property manager that you want to participate. They will provide you an Owner Acknowledgment Agreement to review and sign.
A: Ryse Advance gives you cash today that would otherwise take time to receive from the tenant over the course of the lease.
A: We pay you 90% of the potential tenant rent based on the number of advanced months requested. For example, if you request 10 months with a rent of $2,000/mo, then you will immediately receive a $18,000 Ryse Advance (10 x $2,000 x 90%).
A: Between 1 to 11 months.
A: Usually 24 to 48 hours after approval.
A: There are no limitations. You can use the cash advance to fund a home improvement, buy a new property, fix up another property or something entirely separate from your rental portfolio.
A: No, Ryse Advance is not a loan or a debt.
A: No, Ryse Advance does not impact your credit score because it is not a debt product. Upon applying, there is no “hard” or “soft” pull on your credit score.
A: No, the Ryse Advance will not impact your tenant. Your tenant keeps paying rent as usual.
A: Your PM will continue to manage the property as usual. This includes collecting rent from the tenant and remitting the payments to Ryse for the number of months advanced. 

A: The Ryse Advance is repaid by future rent payments received from the tenant
A: No, you are only responsible for paying to Ryse the rent that is collected. If your tenant does not pay rent and all legal efforts to obtain the payment have been made (such as sending notices and sending the account to collections), then you are not responsible for repaying the Rent Advance for the applicable month. Ryse may extend the repayment term to be repaid by a future tenant.
A: Regardless of source, those rent collections should be remitted to Ryse.
A: You PM will notify Ryse of the non-payment and follow their standard rent collection and eviction procedures. If needed, the tenant’s security deposit may be used to fund what Ryse is owed, and the repayment term may be extended.