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Re:German banks are hoarding so many euros they need more va... by Frost1x on Monday February 03, 2020 @07:04PM (#22230828)
Landlords typically don't accept cash for a variety of reasons. One is fraud but the other main issue is security for holding/transferring that cash and fact they have predictable schedules they'd have cash on hand.

I estimate the building I'm renting from right now would have anywhere between $650-750k or more revenue per month, most of which probably arrives in a one week or less window. That makes them a target for all sorts of potential thefts: employees, residents, burglars.

I've rented at many places and I've never once encountered a landlord that accepted or wanted to accept cash over secure electronic transfer methods, even for minor expenses like a consumer credit report check.

Re:German banks are hoarding so many euros they need more va... by lotsofpulp on Tuesday February 04, 2020 @05:21AM (#22234061)
As a landlord, I would want a paper trail of all payments and interactions with a tenant due to the numerous landlord-tenant laws.