That would be PayPal, Intuit, Stripe, Square, WePay and countless others - but only if you send it as a business payment, meaning they charge you processing fees. 

This is available for the public to read if you do some Google searches.My non-expert intuition is that this would be okay provided it was disclosed and your ratios support things properly.

I use IPN intuit payment network, it integrates with quick books and I love it

The reporting is also really intuitive which I like.

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however with a good software package such as quick books by intuit you do not need to have a separate bank account for each property.

Was using williampaid, until they shut down as it was free and worked.Now i use intuits payment network.

I realize that including the commission may be counter-intuitive financially since I'll now have to pay income tax on that amount, but it does allow me to get some instant cash that I can use to hold in reserves, perform repairs, or start paying down the HELOC I used for the down payment. 

It's counter intuitive, but raising rents brings better applicants (they have better expectations too, so don't try class C rents/apts on these folks).Yes, YE rentals are iffie as who wants to move during the holidays. 

When I went on Quciken, I found their Rental Property Management Software https://www.quicken.com/personal-finance/quicken-r...When I went on Intuit's Qucikbooks site, I saw solutions for accountants, bookkeepers, small business owners, and the self employed, but nothing that said it was rental property specifically.