🟢 When Can I Split My Rent?
Livble’s Rent Window usually opens between the 20th and the 25th of the previous month and closes on the 10th (or the business day prior) of the following month (e.g., April 22nd to May 10th as May's Rent Window). Dates may vary, so check the Livble app for updates.
📘 Detailed Overview
✅ Step 1: Get Approved First
Before you can split rent, you must complete Livble’s application and get approved.
📆 Step 2: Understand the Rent Window
The Rent Window is the period each month when you can split your rent.
You’ll receive notifications when the window opens.
Note: Splitting rent after 2 PM ET or on weekends/holidays may delay processing to the next business day.
💳 Step 3: Choose Your Installments
elect up to 4 installment dates within the same calendar month.
Dates must fall on weekdays; weekends are excluded.
If supported by your tenant portal, you can drag and drop to select dates.
💰 Step 4: First Installment is Due Immediately
Upon clicking “Split my rent,” your first installment is debited immediately, along with the fee.
This first installment activates your loan and enables Livble to pay your rent.
The first installment cannot be scheduled for a future date. It is always debited immediately.
⚠️ Important Considerations
Splitting rent after the 1st may result in a higher fee.
If a late fee is already present on your ledger, you will not be eligible to split rent that month.
If you see a message at the top of your dashboard that says “We will pay your rent on [date]” and your first installment shows “Pending,” this means your rent has not been paid yet. Both the rent payment and your first installment debit are scheduled to process together at the next business day’s 2 PM ET window.
📲 Track Your Plan
If your portal includes the Livble widget, you can track your plan there.
Alternatively, sign in to your Livble app with your phone number to check your dashboard for the exact installment date and status. If you click on the installment icons, you’ll see the latest status for each payment.
