In these cases, this is my preferred method.Pros- Great option for tenants without email or who are not tech-savvy- Requires no front end set up from your end as the landlord/property manager- Typically results in more on-time payments since it takes the human error out of bill paying- No fees for the tenant or landlord/property managerCons- Not all financial institutions offer this - Does not allow you to configure late payments, fees, updated rent etc.- Requires slightly more time on the bookkeeping side to ensure the deposit hit your account and sometimes it difficult to tell at first who the deposit is for- Tenant at any time can stop the direct deposit from their end

I guess all my deals are doing about the same at this point.One is not too far from where Apple announced they are spending a billion dollars to hire 15,000 high tech employees, so that has got to help, and it might even push that deal into the great category.

The tech world (including the RE tech world) is full over over-promise & under-deliver, I like to think of myself as the exact opposite, under-promise & over-deliver.And I've never seen Perplexity before, just used it.

Many big tech companies are either moving into the market or expanding their business here.

For the inspection, I can send an HVAC tech for routine maintenance to also report back on the house condition.

Traveling medical personnel (nurses, lab tech, x-ray and more) are in short supply.

There was talk of the city becoming a tech hub, proposals for portions of the city to be enclosed in a bubble to make the winters more hospitable and a huge mall/hotel development project called (ironically) Destiny.

One of my biggest takeaways working with Zeus is big tech is not well suited to boots on the ground management.

I contacted the original HVAC tech that installed it but he's with another company, I had to call a new HVAC company to remedy it.

We self-manage 8 properties and up to this point, don't integrate a ton outside of using the Airbnb/Vrbo tools and the Schlage app for door locks.A master at the tech stack is @Will Parks and has some cool integration.