If you paid ACH, then I don't think there is much you can do.

Not only is it a bit of a pain for the m to log in each time, but because they have the username and password they can technically sign up for paid services like the NFL Ticket or use the Google account in questionable ways. 

Not to mention flipping homes at this price point is a painful proposition.

The heavy cleaning and repair costs after longer stays are definitely pain points but I've seen my clients make it work by screening the tenants more carefully for MTRs, doing bi-monthly checks to catch issues early, and writing clear lease terms about maintaining the property.

We can help you with those pain points via virtual assistants and AI for guest communication, which effectively eliminates about 90% of owner required communication.

With that said, I kind of wish we had built as we grew a little earlier because retrofitting has been a bit of a pain. :)Best of luck.

It's also making is such a pain because as buyer's agents we have to call and then to just have someone say it's negotiable (it always has been, but has always been decided by the seller) and just offer what you think is right is a disaster.

Syracuse is poised to experience unprecedented growth, and though competing with other buyers is a pain right now, you have an advantage being right on the ground.

The site also allows tenants to pay with ACH for free or for a fee, the tenant can pay with a credit card. 

Only two payments I did not have to send a reminder and it was never set up for ACH although I have asked several times.