And thank you to @Scott Trench for providing the muscle.

I recently had an issue with an ACH transfer not being processed properly by my bank.

We offer 4 different payment methods to our tenants: Online ACH via our PM software (no charge) Deposit @ our bank ($3 charge) Credit Card ($5 + cc fees) Mail ($10 charge)Notice we charge a fee for the less desirable options to encourage the behavior we want:)

We can manage all the communications & set up online rental payments (bank transfer via ACH is free, or 3% surcharge to the tenants if they pay by debit/credit card), let me know if you'd like to chat!

Many online tax lien auctions use an ACH debit to collect the money for liens won.

I'm trying to get back to my roots but not look at it from just muscling my way to frugality but from a minimalist lens where I really do not need much stuff to have a wonderful life.

I can ACH funds tom my account and have them available next day or wire them for same day if needed.If you stay conservative on your investments you should do OK over time.

I've studied for about an hour (til my eyes were crossed and brain ached) about the 50% and 2$ rules.

One last point from that project: I could have hired a top end General Contractor in the area to do the project, and probably spend lest money in the long run, and certainly had less head ache.

It's thought that "some" who acquire a virus, of any form, sometimes have lingering symptoms of chronic fatigue, joint/muscle pain, etc....for years afterwards.