Do tenants mind giving their banking information and having automatic withdrawals (like ACH processing through Rentec)?

Regular ACH payments and PayPal take two business days. 

Back aches?

"hey maybe we can talk to the tenants and tell them we'll drop eviction if they leave by the end of the month"...... save the head ache and time....Client thinks courts is the best way to go as if money will be guaranteed to him.....Can you help me think of other arguments against GOING TO COURT?!?!?!

I realize its not the 3rd party's 'fault' but the function of the ACH transfer makes it too easy to get burned. 

I collect my rent via ACH on the 1st of the month.  

On our rentals, even if a company owns more than one rental unit, we still keep separate bank accounts per home because we like to have the tenants ach us every month furthermore, we can make very easy reports on the expenses of the home for audit reasons.

Free for landlords to collect rent and free for tenants too if they pay via ACH. 2.75% fee for tenants if they use debit/credit card.

One has to pull money every couple of months out and ACH $800 into the cards each month, then pull the money - low return 2% for a month, and repeat. 

With Allied, If they paid you get an ACH in 2-3 days.