Neither would support ACH transactions, which is a pain.TD Ameritrade and Fidelity are both good options. 

As for fees etc, there is a small ACH fee each month for the bank transfer of the payment I receive each month.Basically there is a waiting list of investors and as notes come up, clients are contacted about the note and they have a few days to do some due diligence about the market/property/management and purchase or decline the noteIf there are any issues with payments, foreclousures etc etc, the company handles it allAgain, I'm very early in my investigation of this avenue of investing, but that's my understanding as of right now

 We use buildium property managment software which allows tenants to set up online rent payment via ACH.

Can they set up a payment on Saturday or even Sunday for ACH and still be in the system as paying on the 13th?

I'm thinking about using Cozy for ACH bank transfers.

Make sure you find out about any past evictions, and call their past landlords to see how they were as a tenant, and if they paid their rent on time.There are also some great ways to collect your rent online via ACH, if you'd like shoot me a DM and I can help you out with that.

Zillow has the muscle to throw some big punches, should they choose to.

I see that QB offers free ACH transfer like anyone else.

You're going to be doing this together, sounds like he knows what he is doing but you'll be doing the muscle work.

I would also like to see the herculean weedeater that packs that kind of muscle.