ACH, Zelle or my favorite deposit it directly into my bank account.

You gain confidence by doing and as @David Greene says, "building that muscle".Congratulations on your home getting under contract by the way! 

Just get your hustle muscle on 💪 and people will gladly do business with you.At 24 years old you are probably more energetic and optimistic than most.Get educated and be so good that people have to pay attention.  

Then they have the option of paying right through QuickBooks via ACH, dropping a check in the rent slot in the building, or depositing cash right into my account at the bank.At tax time I can print out Profit and Loss for my taxes and get the info I need for the rent tax forms for the tenants.

They are ACH.

She's the creative one, and I'm just the muscle. ;-) How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

The title company can't pay ACH transfer to local usa bank account.

We recently closed our joint bank account that the property manager sent ach transfers for rental income to.

I think there's pros and cons to both, but to be clear in other scenario I want to lead or be actively involved in finding and managing the deal so I can begin to build up that muscle.

I added this line item to my rental application -  1.Confirm that you have a checking account and that you agree to use the automated ACH payment process through the Internet based Cozy system (https://home.cozy.co):Similar wording is in the lease agreement.