
Lvble
Embedded flexible rent payment and financing solution.
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Lvble, also known as Livble, is a financial technology company founded in 2021 by Josh Ehrlich, Ruffles Freilich, and Micael Lasry. The company operates as an embedded rent-payment service that integrates with property management software, offering tenants the ability to split their rent into smaller, more manageable installments throughout the month.
The platform is designed to benefit both tenants and property managers. For residents, it provides financial flexibility to align rent payments with their cash flow, helping to avoid late fees and offering the potential to build credit history, as on-time payments can be reported to credit bureaus. For property managers, Lvble guarantees on-time rent payments, handles collections, and assumes the risk of non-payment, which reduces administrative tasks and provides greater financial predictability. The service integrates directly into existing tenant portals, creating a seamless experience.
The company's business model is based on a service fee charged to tenants for using the split-payment option, which ranges from $30 to $40 depending on when the service is used. Lvble is not a bank; the loans are originated by Lead Bank. In July 2025, Lvble was acquired by RealPage, a major provider of AI-enabled software for the real estate industry. The acquisition aims to integrate Lvble's flexible payment solutions into RealPage's resident experience platforms, LOFT and Buildium, to expand its adoption at scale.
Keywords: flexible rent payments, embedded finance, rent financing, property technology, tenant payment solutions, real estate finance, PropTech, rent installment, credit building, property management software, tenant financial wellness, rent payment platform, real estate technology, fintech, payment solutions, tenant services