I bought my highest profit and highest head ache 6 unit from an owner occupier...he lived in a one room efficiency and managed the building in a neighborhood so bad my wife has never even been in the building.

We allow tenants to pay using ACH transfer, or a website called Cozy.co which allows tenants to pay using a bank account or credit/debit card for a small fee.

Not worth the extra head ache.

I would encourage anyone that is new to investing to do the following:1 - Become a Mentee (working with an experienced Mentor will save you a lot time, money and heart ache.)2 - Become a dedicated student of the business for life.

Working a little harder to fix my current cash problem now is probably a much less risky move than trying to find a "short cut" that will only cause head aches later.

Would you use ACH payments?

Maybe even ask the turnkey company to let you talk to a cranky customer to find out what aches and pains to expect.

Wells Fargo is ok, but no zelle or ACH out of a business account. 

I'm not moving on these deals, just working out my deal analysis muscle in markets that I am considering, and taking counterpoints to investing in those markets (or out of state investing in general).Thank again!

@dashon @Dashon Jones Being an action taker is great, I would rather you invest a few hundred dollars in @Ben Leybovich s course in multisBest inexpensive course on multis IMHOHope you don't see a ch 7 attorney :)