ARO is now integrated with Rello to provide you with an integrated payment solution that helps bridge the gap between expenses for marketing costs related to a marketing campaign for vendors.
With Rello, we are starting by enabling payments for vendor-paid advertising and marketing costs to be accepted instantly by providing your vendor with “Pay Now” and “Pay Later” options directly from ARO. This ensures your cash flow is managed, while also satisfying customer needs by offering them payment flexibility.
Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about Rello:
Rello is a financing and payments business providing real estate agency operators, property management platforms, and CRM platforms with Pay Now, Pay Later, and funding solutions.
For your Agency, it is free of charge, but you do need to apply and complete an onboarding process to access this service.
RelloPay charges a fee of 6.5% of the total cost of advertising and styling (referred to as ‘Property Marketing Costs’) to provide vendors with the convenience of paying for these services at a more agreeable time from a cash flow perspective.
RelloPay will fund up to 2% of the expected sale price of the property to a maximum of $25,000.
A range of marketing costs such as:
RelloPay makes a payment for the full amount required to your agency. In turn, the agency pays the parties providing the vendor's property marketing services. The vendor's liability to repay RelloPay starts from the time that the vendor signs our Vendor Agreement.
The Vendor Agreement sets out when this amount is to be repaid by the vendor to RelloPay. It is typically the earlier of the following events:
The selling Agency will typically process the payment to Rello on behalf of the vendor out of these proceeds of the sale. However, the Vendor Agreement will identify a “buy-back date” upon which the vendor must repay to RelloPay the amount that has been advanced on their behalf. If the property sells and the settlement date falls beyond the buy-back date, payment is still due on the buy-back date. The maximum funding period is 6 months from the signing of the RelloPay Vendor Agreement by the vendor.
RelloPay will let you know when payment is due, including sending the vendor an invoice to let them know when they need to make payment. Payment is typically made from the proceeds of sale/settlement; if this doesn’t happen, it will be up to the vendor to pay us the amount due.
If for whatever reason, the vendor decides to withdraw their property from sale, any marketing and styling costs which RelloPay has funded, by payment to the agency, must be paid by the vendor at the earlier of the withdrawal date or the Buy-Back Date.
If the property doesn’t settle, or the deposit is not released by the Buy-Back Date, the vendor will still need to pay Rello the Marketing Costs plus our fees. If payment is not made, RelloPay has the right to place a caveat on the vendor's property.
Simple. As long as the maximum amounts (2% or $25,000) have not been reached, you can submit an additional funding request to Rello.
We do not conduct credit checks.
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Rello only provides funding for the advertisement of residential sales listings. They do not fund for the advertisement of Land, New developments, or Commercial type listings.
At this time, no. Rello provides funding for Australian-based addresses only.
Want more information? Contact RelloPay