I use Intuit's Payment Network and love it- you can choose not to accept credit cards and transactions are $.50/each if you don't accept credit cards.Kelly

Kind of counter intuitive, or not?

In that sense, a recent bankruptcy is actually better than an older one.Just mentioning that because it is counter-intuitive to many landlords.

That's a $210k gains in equity compared to $110k gain had you exchanged into it at $300k.It sounds counter intuitive, but most people do the opposite.

The project took about 2 months as I fired 2 different GC's until I finally got one who followed instructions and had good judgement/intuition/quality of work.

Relationship with a process may seem counter intuitive but the process is what's different in different locations.

I think it's a great idea and you should follow your intuition on this- those added benefits like you mentioned will definitely be welcomed.

The way I market the property and structure the lease all tenants have paid online - none have elected to mail their payment though they have the option to.If you are used to another system it will take a while to implement - however it's fairly intuitive.  

I've not ran into one that is really intuitive. 

In a competitive situation, I can see why your Realtor did not assume you would want it in your contract if you were even waiving an inspection period, it would actually be counter-intuitive.