The bank never should have deducted the money from the tenant's account in the first place.These days, there are electronic copies of all checks online, so the bank should have no trouble verifying their mistake.

I don't just want the rent to come in automagically and electronically, I want the application fee, the security deposit and any other $ to follow the same path.  

Another example of a reasonable accommodation would be if they are in a wheelchair and they need an assigned parking spot close to their apartment, or a bar installed in the bathroom to help them get in and out of the tub.So, you can't charge them anything for the service animal, because they are not a "pet" they are a medical device, basically.You do not have to accept an animal that would create a financial hardship - for instance if it was a pit bull and you would lose your insurance if you had a pitbull on the property. 

That way the tenant will have a working detector so long as they do not confiscate the batteries to power their electronic toys  :)

We are moving to electronic locks which can be accessed via our in-house monitoring system.  

Paypal depends, u have to set it up like giving money to friends or you'll be charged. you can get 12 deposit slips have them mail it to your bank, but bank must know what to do with them.and if you accept electronic payments it may delay your eviction time.

I would like to go electronic but my tenants are resistant.One tenant banks with Chase (as do I).

I can’t copy and paste the relevant text on the device I’m currently using, but I would argue 11-H and/or 12 (as “other nuisances, hazards, or circumstances” and assuming the entire neighborhood is affected). 

I push for electronic payments until they happen without fail.

You can also get an electronic version, but I like having the book in hand when I need to look something up.