Some of the comments were to use Cozy or ACH payments?

Your only options arenot to have a merchant accountto accept CC payments and eat the 3% fee as a cost of doing businessAdd an expense account to your accounting system "Credit Card Fees" and post rents to Rental Income and a cost of 3% to "Credit Card Fees" and note payment type as Credit Card The other option we have heard of is to offer a "discount" if paid by ACH/eCheck/Check to get around the surcharge term.  

The PM was initially just teling me that maybe the delay on the wire was because they switched to ACH but we waited for days and still nothing.

Again more artwork.Hallway pic I don’t think is necessaryBathroom pic, towels look messy, a colorful shower curtain, is there room for a hair dryer, and a shelf, medicine cabinet for necessities?

When someone makes an ACH payment, it actually takes 4 days for it to settle... but Rentec and their merchant partner Forte funds each deposit the very next day into our account (no 4 day wait).  

I use ACH via my bank.  

Payment terms- autopay debit/credit card or Bank ACH.

REI is something you have to study just like you studied computer science and medicine.

Nope, deny the entire application as one of them has an eviction.The reason I would do that is because after the other three have signed the lease, they'll bring the fourth one in anyway, and it'll be a ball ache from start to finish.It's not that three of them are trustworthy, it's that one isn't and has prior.Move on.

I was wondering if anyone can recommend a service that will allow electronic payments via ACH, but dont charge such large fee's?