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Michael Healy
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  • Great Barrington, MA
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Best business account?

Michael Healy
  • Investor
  • Great Barrington, MA
Posted
What are your thoughts on the best banks for rental business accounts? For personal I have a big national behemoth but am thinking of a couple different options: 1. The same big behemoth for ease of use and consolidation 2. A different big behemoth that offers more specialized small business features and for clear separation of church and state 3. Small great service local bank that does my lending and to which I anticipate going back to again and again for new deals. Various considerations include ability to easily sync with Quickbooks or other accounting software and otherwise easily transact business online, electronic rent payment options (eg chase quick pay), low/no fees, and ease of access to lines of credit for major capital projects. Appreciate any perspectives

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