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Bilt Mastercard®: Earn Points on Rent Payments Without the Transaction Fee (up to 100k points in a calendar year). Terms apply.
Bilt Rewards is offering the first-ever loyalty program for renters that lets you earn points on rent with no transaction fees with the Bilt Mastercard®. There is no annual fee.
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- Up to 100,000 points in a calendar year. Earn 1X points on rent payments without the transaction fee, 2X points on travel, 3X points on dining, and 1X points on other purchases. Use the card 5 times each statement period to earn points
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Bilt Rewards is offering the first-ever loyalty program for renters that lets you earn points on rent with no transaction fees with the Bilt Mastercard®. There is no annual fee.
Card Details:
See Rates and Fees
Rewards and Benefits
Slickdeals may be compensated by Bilt Rewards
Card Details:
- No annual fee
- Up to 100,000 points in a calendar year. Earn 1X points on rent payments without the transaction fee, 2X points on travel, 3X points on dining, and 1X points on other purchases. Use the card 5 times each statement period to earn points
- No Foreign Transaction Fee
- Trip Cancellation and Protection
- Trip Delay Reimbursement
- Auto Rental Collision Damage Waiver
- Theft and damage protection
- Cellular Telephone Protection
- Concierge Service
- Lyft credits
- Earn up to 5x Bilt points on Lyft rides when you link your Bilt account and pay with your Bilt card
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Rewards and Benefits
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You get a routing number and an account number and can either mail a check to your rental company, or provide the rounting/account number like a check to your online bill pay system.
I got a bilt card in April, so feel free to ask me any questions, def worth it for all the free points, and I got a bunch of referrals, so got a bonus 50k points too.
I just won't carry a balance on it.
You get a routing number and an account number and can either mail a check to your rental company, or provide the rounting/account number like a check to your online bill pay system.
I got a bilt card in April, so feel free to ask me any questions, def worth it for all the free points, and I got a bunch of referrals, so got a bonus 50k points too.
I just won't carry a balance on it.
So then how do they verify you are actually paying rent and not just MS? MEaning, "yeah Joe Blow is my landlord"
T&C are somewhat vague:
One point per $1 spent on rent paid through the Bilt App with your card account up to a maximum of Fifty Thousand (50,000) points each calendar year. If your rent payment is less than $250, you will earn 250 points for that rent payment. Note, rent payments can only be made to one rental property per month.
Cardholders may not separate qualifying net purchases or rent payments into multiple transactions for the purpose of earning more points than would otherwise be available through a single transaction.
So, I can "rent" from myself to rack up points?
T&C are somewhat vague:
One point per $1 spent on rent paid through the Bilt App with your card account up to a maximum of Fifty Thousand (50,000) points each calendar year. If your rent payment is less than $250, you will earn 250 points for that rent payment. Note, rent payments can only be made to one rental property per month.
Cardholders may not separate qualifying net purchases or rent payments into multiple transactions for the purpose of earning more points than would otherwise be available through a single transaction.
So, I can "rent" from myself to rack up points?
And to get around the 'you need 5 transactions a month to earn points', I just buy 5 x $1 amazon gift cards each month.
And to get around the 'you need 5 transactions a month to earn points', I just buy 5 x $1 amazon gift cards each month.
Seems like it. I can't find anywhere that they go into what "rent" or "rental property" are. It does say you can't pay more than one rental property per month though.
I wouldn't think a company would open themselves up to such abuse, there has to be a catch. I wonder if they report the transactions - e.g. if you send yourself $20k/yr in "rent", are you liable to report that as income?