The product is geared towards those who are unbanked and is very easy to navigate.

I wanted to use the name "The UN-Bank", but driving down the highway one day, I saw a credit union was using that as their slogan.

Unless you’re ultra high risk or in the marijuana business or some other reason that would cause you to be un-bankable...

@Mindy JensenWe use TenantCloud that utilizes Dwolla for easy ACH transfers. 12 of our 14 tenants use this but the other 2 are “unbanked” so they mail me a Money Order.

If I wanted to be the realtor that obtained information (ie conditions of the house, results of inspections, appraisals, personal information of seller - seriousness of sale, desperation of sale, and so forth) for free at the expense of a different, ultimately un-bankable buyer, and then make my own beautiful contingency-free offer, when can I do that?

The money I receive from school and the new property will more than cover the expenses for both mortgages, but no banks consider my VA housing allowance as income, so I will remain unbankable.

@Paul Ortiz I think it will change how some people pay rent, mostly the unbanked.

Wells fargo has a deposit only card for business (only) accounts which I've sent several un-banked tenants. 

Most of my rentals are in small towns, and the tenants typically 'unbanked' I just have them deposit to a special account at the local bank.

But I see many questionable aspects about this extra charge and requirement now and in the future such as those "representing the unbanked" or "enforcing" the ADA looking for an opportunity for a case to file (Especially for large complexes), etc..