Same day ACH cost a bit more but definitely not 1.99%.

They only charge a small $2 ACH transaction fee which either you can pay or the tenants can pay (autopay options, even pay with credit card), features a maintenance portal, background screening options, expenses, report sheets, signature system for lease agreements/notices, essentially all the features you could want.I've saved well over $20k in the past 5 yrs by self-managing.

It collects our rent and deposits it into our account the next business day (for no fee for ACH - tenants pay a fee to use a Credit card), broadcasts our listings, screens the tenants, tracks expenses, handles leases,  tracks tenant payments, applies late fees, allows for reporting of maintenance issues, etc, etc.  

Set up a bank account for the property and have your potential tenant do a bank to bank transfer (ACH).

I have a career in medicine as a physician assistant and own 1 rental property (single family home) my wife and I have owned for about 6 years.

In your case, you may want to add a payment method like "EFT" or "ACH" or "Wire" etc.

For the people without a bank account have them get a prepaid debit card that allows ACH debits, such as the NetSpend card that we recommend.  

There is a delay on me receiving money, but I can see if the tenant's ACH was pulled on first or if there was insufficient funds.  

(PM me for details, if I mention the details in the forms the post is  deleted for self promotion)2) Lease signing- I use DocuSign or other services to electronically sign the leases and other documents. 3) I collect all of my rent via ACH using U.S.

The Vice President of 1st Bank Yuma Travis Hice was extremely helpful and made the transaction easy.Unfortunately, we used an inexperienced Title Officer at Pioneer Title which led to several miscalculations & numerous head aches.