I have a teaching license to teach business in middle and high school charter schools (but i havent actually taught at this level yet)  I am an Enrolled Agent and work seasonally for Intuit in their Turbo Tax division. 

cozy wouldn't take my other tenant's bank account for some reason, they do have a nice, intuitive interface.

I have no reason to look else where because the cozy platform is free, intuitive and my tenants can use it.

Apps raiders are going to give you a straight over tackle value whereas the brokers will often incorporate more intuition based on their knowledge of current state of the market.

I also work for Intuit during tax seasons and am an adjunct accounting instructor for Ivy Tech. 

by not being stern and acting by the letter of the law, tenants will see you soft and further *attempt* to take advantage of you.Don't let them do that. once you put your foot down, they know they can't stretch things, and have to let "other" payments slide, but not the rent.Counter to intuition, this won't make them leave, it will make them respect you for enforcing the terms of the contract.FYI for those offended: I'm a hobby landlord turning pro. :) 

Gabriel Rodriguez I invest out-of-state and it’s pretty much like being an absentee owner, just with...more risk :) You don’t intuitively know the right vs. wrong side of the tracks, you can drive by a property on the weekend, you’ll be taking a property managers work (even with documentation) that expenses are necessary, and you’ll pay for a couple of flights a year just to see the places you own.

It seems counter-intuitive until you do the math and experience it yourself.This is one of many reasons why I invest in Brooklyn, NYC.

Intuit will send you a reader so you can take payments in the shop if needed and the convenience fee is 1.5%-2.2% depending on volume. 3.

I have one that I bought that I like pretty good, it's pretty intuitive and user friendly.