The truth is, ACH payments can be reversed just as easily and contesting the reversal may actually be harder than it is with credit card companies.

But decided on American muscle after, so got a 1965 Corvette Sting Ray for 7 years. 

I noticed that Zillow is offering an all in one solution (both document signing and ACH payments) totally free to both me and the tenant. 

They'll make their money up on selling other services, like credit checks, back ground checks or they charge for ACH.

Get your numbers down pat -- spend time on craigslist seeing how much houses rent for, and then go to realtor.com and figure out if any single families in your area will cashflow (not to buy, because you don't have the money down right now; just as an exercise to build your deal-recognition muscle).When you find the MFR in your area, call the landlords and PMs and ask if you can take them for coffee.

Tenants adjust just fine.That said, I would only offer this to the tenants in exchange for them switching to an ACH-based rent payment system (if they aren't already).

In a Ch 7 BK, the borrower gets discharged from allowable debts unless he or she chooses to reaffirm that debt.

I might seriously consider that latter strategy more if I actually had the financial muscle to flex. 

BE the BANK... let someone else deal with the day to day tenant etc.. and just ACH your payments into your account... 1000 a month is 100k in cash more or less  EASY EASY EASY .,,

Hi All,What is the safest and easiest way to set up an ACH with a tenant?