Find an institution that offers bill pay and set up recurring payments.

I may be the only one with these property management issues but it seems to be a recurring theme.I've owned 4 rental units in a particular farm area.

Denver was very dependent on the oil business, and property values tanked during one of the oil business' recurring declines.

If there is mold mostly on the back of the cabinets, then it's more like to be a plumbing issue that will recur.

If that is accurate, then I'm wondering how using these futures will really help you on a recurring basis.

Users can use mobile browsers to manage their accounts, and as you said, tenants can choose whether or not to schedule recurring monthly payments.

You can have your tenants set up recurring payments via ACH, the same way utility companies do online payments.  

My debt right now is 37k in school loans, 293$ per month in car payment (I am pondering paying this off-total of 9k in final payments) as well as 50$ per month of recurring credit card debt.So I guess I'm just wondering if that is a good option or if it would be less messy to pay off the car and maybe either pay off half or more of the student debts.

So, unless you asked the bank and they explicitly forbade it, maybe a wrap deal is not out of the question.If your goal is to reinvest the capital one idea might be to put some kind of a recurring fee (penalty) besides the standard payment.

Depending on the unit size, you should set up a recurring inspection plan.