I utilize ACH via rentredi.

If this is not something your tax professional knows already, then you're not with a real estate focused CPA.You wouldn't go to a dermatologist for your back ache and you wouldn't go to a divorce lawyer for your contract creation. 

There is limited room up stairs for an additional water heater and the way the plumbing is routed separating the water and adding another water heating will be extremely costly.Thanks in advance for any ideas on the utility head ache!

Offer the tenant cash for keys, with a no damage to the premises promise..It will probably save you a lot of money and head aches when it's all said and done.

Do you know whether it's a Ch. 7 or Ch. 13?

There are a lot of options to generate reports and invoicing if needed, cost is reasonable, $1.00 per ach transaction and $14/month flat fee.

IRA).(2) Credit - since I have a ch. 7 which cleared in 2009 and have not worked in 3 years, my husband will be the only borrower.

Have to deal with a merchant account.I am a much bigger fan of ACH transfers (no charge backs, no fees) and having the tenant deposit directly at the branch.

No head aches and no problems.

As a college student (assuming you plan on staying in college), I’d pick a major that will guarantee some level of $$$ = engineering, medicine/dental/nursing, finance, etc.