In the end, it doesn't really matter where your passive income comes from, its all a matter of the risks, time and head aches along the way as well as ongoing.

We have one house that the 2nd full bath takes up less than 18 square feet of floor space - 32" shower, tiny vanity and a toilet, with an inset medicine cabinet and a couple of hanging shelves for towels and toilet paper. 

QB online can send invoices and set-up ACH payments for your renters for free.

. $3/month, which I factor into the rent, for automated ACH withdrawals that they can't modify amount or date.

That's the standard ACH for all US domestic transfers and VR platforms can't do anything about it.

(of course no matter the route, I will), though juggling all my interests with the intense study of medicine, well, to be frank, it scares me.Would I have time to go elite, running?

There fees are - ACH/Cash (via Chime deposit) payments are $1 per payment and -Card payments are 2.9% of the payment plus $0.30.

(of course no matter the route, I will), though juggling all my interests with the intense study of medicine, well, to be frank, it scares me.Would I have time to go elite, running?

With diligent tenant screening process that Jeff White has dialed in, it is not the head ache everyone makes it out to be.If you have synced up with Chris, you are in good hands.Looking forward to hearing all about your future success story!

Anybody know of a service that'll collect for a nonresident and either issue a 1099 or ACH the funds into landlord's account, rather than using Zelle?