It's also technically free if you're a landlord or property manager, but we choose to cover the $2 ACH fees instead of the tenants.

@Matthew Bowling we have ACH setup for the rent so she can use the same method to pay me the utilities.

Payment methods which we accept are (insert payment options/paperless payments/ACH/direct deposit info... 

Then lease states how payments will occur; generally ACH transfer.

My tenant initiated an ACH with their bank two days late.

No tenant wants to pay this so they always pay on time via ACH.

Very affordable (about $4/unit per month) with no ACH fees to collect your rent.  

We would accept wire, ACH, check (please no checks), or btc. 

Pay online through the tenant portal (ACH or debit card)3.

My goal is to generate wealth to sustain myself and family as well as create a place in the DC/ Baltimore area where people can heal trauma utilizing nature immersion, community , and entheogenic medicines.