Tenants who are set up right from the start typically remain that way through out their lease and cause you fewer head aches.

There's plenty of ways a landlord can ACH debit checking or savings accounts easily these days.

Landlords getting a taste of their own medicine, lmao.Here are a few solutions depending on your available time v money:1: Request a hearing.

They issue new cards, maybe a new account number, and life goes on..I also like when we get a NSF check or reversed ACH transfer and the reversal email specifically tells us NSF...  

I plan on allowing ACH payments or deposits directly into my account which is 1-1/2 miles from the property.Any feedback on my entire process is greatly appreciated!

It's the little things that cause head aches like the disposal and ice maker that I want to avoid.

I'm assuming an ACH did not go through.

The HAP portion of the rent comes in by ACH on or before the 3rd of the month.The tenants themselves need to be screened properly like anyone else.  

Give them an option to pay online or by ACH, for instance.  

Do I understand correctly that I erentpayments.com allows ach debit allowing the landlord total control (tenant can not cancel the auto deduct from their account without landlord approval)?