As well as coordinate all the due diligence.

Your current credit cards are always running promos for balance transfers.

You can collect the money in many ways, I have tenants pay using secure ACH transfers using apartments.comI would declare this income because later on you may need the documented income to qualify for loans etc.

Basically the title. Looking to off-load maintenance requests by hiring companies, just wondering if anyone have experienced with the companies I mentioned above?

One Fidelity rep says this account cannot be used to do ACH transfers, so I cannot use it to take rental payments from  my property manager.

They needed 3-5 business days to review and approve my wire transfer request that was just two pages long.Now SenseFinancial helped me restate the 401k plan and have no custodians.

Speaking from personal experience on the management side of things and on the owner side of things, if you are paying a property manager 10% of your rent collected, they should absolutely be responsible for the coordination of proactive repairs based on their teams property inspections.

They can coordinate and supervise the project, protecting the owner in a variety of ways.

The water bill can be transferred to the tenant's name.

Keri - you may also want to check into Fidelity - they have great bank account options - both business and personal - with $0 min, $0 fees including no wire transfer fee and no limit on the amount of money you can transfer.