I use Avail, I only accept ACH direct deposit transfers. 

It's now Dec. 28th and it's still not resolved.Another tenant who used to pay me thru Zelle (to avoid RentRedi's $1 fee on ACH transaction) decided to pay using credit card this month as he did not have money in his bank account.

Anyway, regardless of how frustrating it might be it is always less of a hassle to do it the right way first than having to go through all of the hard-ache the other way.  

Tenants schedule payments like a bill pay service, which uses ACH transactions.

Does credit card and ach payments, by far the best move for me.

Once you are in more it is like a muscle the more you strengthen it the stronger it gets.  

Since it was a ch 7, he should have made arrangements within the plan to pay lease payments. 

Some people see value in that, others see value in lower price even if it means more head aches, and possibly burning through more then 1 GC per job.

We use ACH payments, and that's the only way we roll these days. 

FDIC insured bank for a minimum of 30 days-12 months reserves required and must be in a U.S. bank-ACH auto-payment is required-No sanction listed countries allowed and will not lend in Osceola County-Cannot reside in the United States-Must have an eligible Visa: B-1, B-2, H-2, H-3, I, J-1, J-2, O-2, P1, P2-No gift funds allowed