I've never heard of a reversal.What I like about Dwolla is: the ACH process can take 4 business days to process and if the tenant hasn't started on certain day, I immediately know beforehand if the payment is going to be late. 

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.

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!

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. 

For me, I prefer an ACH bank transfer.

Even if they balk, it exercises your creative muscles. 

I accept cash, check, money orders, cashier's checks, and ACH transfers through apartments.com.

Would you use ACH payments?

I've used Rentec Direct for collecting payments via ACH and credit card for the past few years, it works perfectly well and the tenants love it and I love it because it's entirely hands off once it's setup.