Will they have to contact their bank ask to set up a recurring deposit to my account?

I would contact the housing authority who manages the S8 program in your area to get an accurate ideal of how they determine what they'll pay on the tenant's behalf.

Contact local lenders, mortgage brokers, or even credit unions to understand the current rates and what your approval chances look like.

Is it customary that they have their process displayed online or in a pricing guide so I can shop around?

Many of the suggestions (and contacts) that were made in this thread have made all the difference.

I would go online and check other rentals in your area to see what other management companies are out there, and start contacting them.

If I were you, I would be firm with needing rent more timely, I would still contact the male because she can't kick him off the lease, and I would have a conversation with her along the lines of "this is clearly not what either of us signed up for, is clearly not working, and what can we do to get you to a lower cost living situation as soon as possible?" 

Contact a real estate attorney and let him put the paperwork together. 2.

My opinion is you should advertise as if you have no OO exemption, and then screen out men/ESA etc when they contact you.

Originally posted by @Vanesa Gonzalez:@Susan O. unfortunately when I had my first eviction last year, I contacted several agencies BUT none of them wanted to work with me because I only own 10 units.