Current tenants
Already on a lease
Use your invited RentRedi account for rent payments, routine maintenance, and documents shared by leasing. Follow your lease and confirmed account instructions. Contact leasing if you need an invitation or help with access or payments.
Your RentRedi account and tenant help
Use the RentRedi sign-in link only with the invitation and account instructions leasing has provided.
Rent payments through RentRedi
Use your invited RentRedi tenant account, following your signed lease and confirmed account instructions. Review payment options and current fees in RentRedi. Ask leasing before changing how you pay.
Routine maintenance
Submit routine maintenance through your RentRedi account with a description and useful photos. If you cannot access your account, email leasing@binghamtonliving.com with your property address and unit. Follow your lease’s urgent property instructions.
Documents shared by leasing
Use the documents leasing shares with your RentRedi account. Ask leasing for a lease copy, a missing document, or help connecting the correct apartment.
Contact leasing
When the lease comes up, you talk to us. For questions about your apartment or tenant access, email leasing@binghamtonliving.com.
Questions from tenants
Do I apply for an apartment here?
New rental applications use the confirmed current Zillow unit listing after a tour and availability check. The tenant page is for people already on a lease. See the application page for how to get started.
Where do I pay rent?
Use your invited RentRedi tenant account for rent payments, following the signed lease and confirmed account instructions. Review payment options and current fees in RentRedi. Email leasing@binghamtonliving.com if you need an invitation or clarification before changing how you pay.
How do I request a repair?
Submit routine maintenance through your RentRedi account with a description and useful photos. If you cannot access your account, email leasing@binghamtonliving.com with your property address and unit. Follow any urgent property instructions provided with your lease. The parking-lot number is not a maintenance desk.
What if there is an immediate danger?
For immediate danger or a life-threatening emergency, call 911. Follow the urgent property instructions provided with your lease. Email is for routine maintenance and does not provide emergency dispatch.
Looking for an apartment, not a current lease? See open rentals.