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How late fees are calculated
Preview what a late fee would be under a rule, with the grace period and any state cap applied. Saving late-fee rules and posting fees are planned.
The short answer
Aptoria previews what a late-fee rule would charge on a sample rent, applying the grace period and any state cap in its rules data. The preview is not legal advice, and saving late-fee rules or posting fees is planned. Posting late fees to a tenant’s balance in Aptoria is planned.
Preview a late fee
Under Settings → Late fees you can enter a rule, such as a flat fee or a percentage after a grace period, and a sample rent, and Aptoria shows what that rule would charge. It applies the grace period and any state cap in its rules data, so you can see where a cap would limit the fee.
Check the rule where the property is
Location rules and lease terms can add conditions a state setting alone cannot resolve, such as rules that depend on the lease wording, the municipality, or the date of the charge. A displayed cap is a review aid, not legal clearance.
The preview is not legal advice, and saving late-fee rules or posting fees is planned.
What is planned
Saving late-fee rules and posting fees to a tenant’s balance in Aptoria are planned. When they are enabled, every fee and waiver will stay within the limits you set, and today every late fee is your decision, charged outside Aptoria.
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