On the RE side, I've stopped taking rent by ACH for now, as that can be clawed back by the consumer for 60 days or so. 

They also recently changed up the ACH fee for collecting online payments.

New England Journal of Medicine just published a case report of the disease course of the first patient in the US diagnosed with coronavirus, and it's not pretty. 

The tenants give him a head ache, he lives in another state, and God forbid if someone in the house starts to become ill then the city/county will fine him.

I withdraw rent weekly and bi weekly, automatic payments withdrawn from ach or credit card accounts.

Now for the downside, even with express payout enabled on all of my units at about $3.00 per payment, the ACH process just takes way too long.

I started using Cozy.co to give my tenants the ability to pay rent online with either credit card or ACH.

@Nathan Cain I'm not very familiar with the software side of what you're asking, but ACH transactions (direct deposit) are a service offered by banks and other financial institutions, they're not really software driven on your end. 

Medicinal or not.I'm an advocate for Marijuana but the truth is it can really damage the property.

And when the payment is made, it will automatically apply it to that invoice.You have options for a merchant account or ACH directly via QuickBooks or another app that works as mentioned above.