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Good Landlord Banking Experience?
I'm closing on my first rental property this week and will open a new account to keep real estate accounting distinct from my personal accounts. I could go with a local bank or credit union (I'm in San Antonio, so there are plenty to choose from), relying on the benefits of face to face relationship as I build out more real estate business. Or I could choose a big name with potentially more sophisticated services and broader availability. Anyone have great experience to share either way? Any banks offer something you really like? Anything you'd do differently or avoid if you were starting over? Thanks in advance!