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How Do I Set Up a New Split-Rent Plan After Canceling a Previous One?

Restart a split-rent plan after canceling — know fees, timing, and how to avoid late fees with Instant-Split if you’re close to cutoff.

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If you have canceled a scheduled split-rent plan with Livble, you can still easily set up a new plan for the same month, as long as your account is still eligible.

Quick Steps

  1. Log in to your Livble account

  2. Start a new split-rent request from your dashboard.

  3. Pick your installment dates — if you’re splitting after hours, you’ll see the choice to Instant-Split ($10 extra) or Schedule for the next business day (if still before the 4th).

  4. Have funds ready — your first installment, origination fee, and any Instant-Split fee (if chosen) are debited right away once the plan is activated.

💡 If this is your second attempt after canceling, consider using Instant-Split to lock in payment immediately and avoid late fees.


Key Things to Know

  • Late fee cutoff — If a late fee has posted to your ledger at any time (even after canceling a plan but before setting up a new one), you’re no longer eligible to split rent that month.

  • Split-rent business hours — Monday–Friday, 6 AM–3 PM ET (based on bank cutoffs, not Livble Support hours). Requests after 2 PM ET or on weekends/holidays become “after hours.”

  • After-hours options — You’ll see:

  • Instant-Split ($10 extra): Pays rent right away and helps avoid late fees

  • Schedule for next business day (no extra fee): Allows you the option to Schedule split-rent for the next business day. Available only if the payment will still land before the 4th — after that, Schedule option is disabled and you can choose between Instant-Split or splitting during business hours.

  • Funds must be ready — If your bank doesn’t have enough money when we run the debit (either immediately or at the next business day’s 2 PM ET window if scheduled), the new split will fail and rent won’t be paid.


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