Most deposit checks in a lock box, some do ACH and some mail them.

I give my tenants the account number and they can deposit in the local bank OR they have to use ACH from my management software.  

The couple $1000 you might spend on a good home inspection will save you tens of thousands in head-aches and repairs.Once you purchase a home you can start adding a general contractor, rental management company, etc to your team.Basically, the money is in the phone. 

This week I am repainting, fixing plumbing, hunting for 60 year old spanish roof tiles.I did get a bid for total new HVAC which I have the knowledge to handle but not the muscle as it involves heavy equipment maybe a crane.There's a holiday in the week coming which gives the opportunity to get some exercise and get this done.

You might need a crevice tool, and healthy back muscles too. 

You can fund the account just like you would any account, cash, check, wire, ACH, etc.Probably more important is maintaining good accounting. 

Their duty is to their customer.I use ACH, checks, money orders, and cash for my payments. 

I make it a point to every once in a while engage in the most lowest common denominator "discussions" in YouTube comment sections just to keep my troll muscles strong.I could literally teach a course on how to deal with internet toxicity, and how it works.

Yes - what is odd is they state I will receive via ACH, however there is no where in my profile for where to transfer to and I was not prompted to enter.

I do my own background check so just want information like name, DOB etcAbility to ACH rents for free for tenantsAbility to upload and e-sign my own lease as well as store/view documents like lease/moving checklists, etc for both tenant and landlordAbility for tenants to submit maintenance requestsAbility to list units for rent on various platforms or a dedicated link i can send out