I only want to pay for their education if they're going to study something profitable - law, medicine, business.

If your neighbor trips and falls and you render first aid and put a bandaid on their head, you are not considered practicing medicine.

This is different from CA and other states where permitted use is medical in nature, and the substance is viewed as 'medicine:' (d) NOTHING IN THIS SECTION SHALL PROHIBIT A PERSON, EMPLOYER, SCHOOL, HOSPITAL, DETENTION FACILITY, CORPORATION OR ANY OTHER ENTITY WHO OCCUPIES, OWNS OR CONTROLS A PROPERTY FROM PROHIBITING OR OTHERWISE REGULATING THE POSSESSION, CONSUMPTION, USE, DISPLAY, TRANSFER, DISTRIBUTION, SALE, TRANSPORTATION, OR GROWING OF MARIJUANA ON OR IN THAT PROPERTY.

I have two incorporated businesses and I'm going to transfer a rollover into the i401k.Need the checkbook function since I use online tax lien auctions and they require an ACH of the deposit before bidding and then an ACH within 24 hours of the end of the auction for the final balance.Most SD custodians without the checkbook can't deliver the funds as fast as I need them to the counties after the auction ends.Checkbook i401k and SD IRA's can give me that speed option.

You say they filed a Ch. 7.

. :-/ It was by far the most discusting experience I have ever had. yep...this and other examples thought me one thing: "rent is payable on the premises in person by check or cash" This gives me opportunity to get inside and check on my place. prevention of such problems is the key. just because the rent flows to your bank account via some cozy ACH does not mean ...that the same amount will not flow OUT of your bank account when u have to restore ur place to livable conditions

:YesLien Position:1stLoan Balance:$25,415Property Type:O/O SFR6 mon old BPO:$29,9003 mon pmt hist: timelyPmt: 350.00/mon3 mon old CBR: 580Set up with loan servicer not on ACH debit.Sorry...I fudged just a little on details, just need an idea of what I could expect for a split-payment deal & what would be the terms normally involved.

With a good contract and tenant and use of technology like ACH rent payments, I just feel it is the way to go.

We are currently in the process of setting up an account through WilliamPaid which offers free ACH transfers from the tenant's bank account to our bank account.

I think that would be a viable option for a landlord.Thomas, my properties are managed by my management company and we accept direct withdrawal from their accounts, ACH payments, money orders and cashiers checks.So I do understand your plight as a landlord, but you asked for thoughts on the topic and I would never do that as an individual.