I figure it is for my convenience and these were clients who I migrated to electronic rents when they were already my tenants.

If tenants inform me prior to the date the electronic transfer is scheduled, we will waive the late fee.

I doubt it exists, but having software that keeps track of utilities that can integrate with an electronic rent payment system would be invaluable. 

I honestly don't see why they should be entitled to a cut as they get a monthly fee (9% of the rent; $100-160 in my case) and most months for that they collect the rent (paid electronically) and put it in the bank (also done electronically)-so are very well paid for the amount of time it takes ($100-160 for maybe an hours work being generous as I don't think it takes an hour).

@Jennifer Ndunda I like the quickset smart key system with or without electronic locks.

Hi folks,Trying to figure this out and do the right thing while filing my taxes.I established an LLC to run my real estate business and keep it separate from my personal stuff.My leases are all under the LLC.Tenants pay electronically into my LLC bank accounts.Payments are made through LLC debit and credit cards.Property is under my name, not the LLC.

I was a little confused when I first read this thread because, to me, 'direct deposit' means the deposit happens electronically--no one actually physically goes to the bank or whatnot.

Also don't trust electronic payments upfront when the lease is signed. 

Whether it is ACH, credit cards or any form of electronic payment, you will find that consumer protection laws will favor the consumer.

It’s all done electronically and auto-dispatched with a plumber on 24/7 to fix the issue.