CJ pressed us to pay via zelle not our business debit cards.

Saturday there was more debit card transactions than Christmas Eve. 

@Jessica SeifertHere are some general considerations:If you want access to bank checks, a debit card and/or the ability to ACH funds out, you will need a bank, credit union etc. rather than a brokerage.

Ok, I'll start out by saying my answer is based on the statutes in Alaska, so they may not apply to you... and it's been a while since I've read them, so I may not get things quite right.1st... if you sign a lease based on a 30 day billing cycle, and they pay multiple months up front, the 2nd and 3rd months rent would be considered 'prepaid rent', which you might be supposed to give back to them if things break down.  

And yes I have it pretty automated already, just put in my transactions, which accounts to debit and credit, and the financial statements automatically populate.  

I'd turn lemons into lemonade.Your landlord may quickly be one a seller if you follow these simple steps:Report property with no water service to code enforcementCE red tags house for lack of water service and habitabilityYou hire attorney to rep you against ownerForce issue with owner to become seller or prepaid long term rent credit and option to purchaseHit landlord up for cost of replacement rental during time of inhabitability..

I quit my job and started wholesaling in Atlanta and the day before I cashed my first check my debit card was declined on a $4 meal at Burger King.

I notified my insurance company to have my LLC listed as an additional insured (they sent EOI back with the LLC listed as an Additional Interested Party), instructed the PM company to start depositing rent to the LLC bank account, updated my automatic mortgage payments to be debited out of the LLC bank account, etc.  

I received a general loan quote from them today with the following breakdown:Purchase Price: $100,000Lender Fees: $1,290Appraisal: $450 (told it ranges from $350-$450)Prepaid Interest (15 days): $1601-Year Insurance: $600Insurance Escrow Reserves (2 months): $100Tax Escrow Reserves (6 months): $900Title Fees: $940Lender's Title Insurance: $500Transfer Tax: $455Recording Fee: $179Interest Rate: 4.875%APR: 4.763% (not sure how this could be lower than the interest rate, interesting)Does this seem reasonable?

(IE still accepting cash payments at their office or taking paper checks over ach debits)  But you also dont want to just kick to the side a PM company that is actually doing a good job.