Either have them set up Ach deposits or use intuit or another automated option. 

The site is intuitive and customer support is responsive.

Hi AllI have direct contact to working with this "Trust" /company and as a former investigator, and in following my gut intuition, I believe this is truly too good to be true.

Doesnt help I've always hated Intuit (the parent company)I personally like Buidiums features and it makes it easier to figure out what expenses are tied to what property and I've got 7 years of history in there as well.Just takes me a click of a button when all books are updated to get income statements done, profit/loss, look at the ledger (in a much more readable format than QB in my experience) look at an individual properties performance etc.Has anyone on BP actually used Buildium's full blown accounting features, tracking mortgages, depreciation etc?   

The system should be 90% automated and be pretty intuitive.

Quicken ended up spinning off from Intuit and ramped up the development dollars so I put aside my effort.   

Approving case-files with a few minor tweaks that I wouldn't have expected to get approved no matter what, and declining ones that seem solid no matter what I try.If you feel you're in that latter category (intuitive expectation = yes, but AUS is declining), only suggestion I can offer is to try working with a lender that'll try doing 10 or 20 tweaks to see if it'll give a "yes."

I work in Supply Chain and my company offers $5,000 in tuition reimbursement and I make sure to use every dollar of it each year to obtain certificates, etc.

It all depends on Intuit pricing at the time of renewal. 

I am leaning toward walking as it seems really sketchy, but being my first investment, I am curious of this is normal or my intuition is correct and I should walk.