Payments are free if the tenant uses ACH, Tenant pays 2.75% fee if they use a credit card.

This is very new for me coming from the world of medicine but honestly what better field is there to be in?

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.

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.

Professional certifications already exist in hundreds of professions from finance to medicine to supply chain management, among  others.  

The event is sponsored by payment processors (ACH, credit cards, debit cards, gift cards), and they are looking for new ways these services can be used.For example, by working with the credit card transaction processors, we can do things like have budgets setup by category, and have transactions rejected if they go over that budget. 

If you do a great job of self-educating, you probably won't get a ton out of these courses because your knowledge voids are too specific to be covered in a random general 3-day seminar.Or maybe I'm just achingly tired of the constant radio ads about "no money down" and "using other peoples money" and...and...and... 

-Mirrors/medicine cabinets.

Some features I would like included besides the basics would be the ability to pay rent online with a credit card/ ACH, do credit checks and so forth.

They deposit into my bank account, ACH, zelle, PayPal or venmo.