Or you can give your tenants deposit slips and they can drop the payment off at the bank each month.Property Management software allows ACH payments directly into your account.

Ultimately it comes down to my goals, but my thoughts on the best way to achieve them seems to change daily.......Worse problems to have though, so I should probably stop my belly aching :P

Jackson is boom or bust and can be huge head aches in certain areas.

Now if you want to use Zillow, Zillow has it at $757K..... my view is it is likely $700K valuation TODAY.....no future appreciation needed.....So my $60K downpayment is now $180K to $257K, depends on which value you want to use.....Tenant is a single guy late 20s works for Google making $190K a year, ACH the rent on day 1 of each month, so no PM needed....Vacancy is likely 2 weeks per every 5 years in SF....So you can run the math from there.... if I prefer, I can offer tenant $20K to leave, and put the property on the market to sell for $700K TODAY.....But I am off track a bit here...

@Kelly Moreland Right within QuickBooks Online you can collect rent by ACH or CC. 

tenants can ACH for free or pay with credit card with a transaction fee.  

Except for the evictions, the homelessness, the physical and emotional stresses on the tenants, the social problems associated with rootlessness, the cost to the local community and state when people who were paying their own way suddenly can't afford food or medicine...these are just some of the results of housing insecurity.  

Seems like a huge head ache to learn her market and then help her manage it out of state.

Continue to automate rent payments via ACH.  

Just take your medicine upfront and attach better tenants and have quick/cheap turnovers.