And this is not a joint acct -- it is an individual account. 

I just want her gone she's a head ache.

If you can work around city ordinances and quantify how much the proper insurance will cost, I would joint venture with the tenant.Taking a probation stance and not letting your business evolve is a lost opportunity.Evolve legally - someone will always move your cheese.

For that reason most business to business transactions are done via check or ACH, with credit cards only used for very small expenses. 

We own our personal home together as well as joint ownership of our LLC that owns rental properties.

Furthermore, a note held jointly by your 401(k) & yourself personally may end up with interesting consequences if there is the need to foreclose.good luck

I actually just heard of TenantCloud earlier today, see that they do tenant screening, ACH payments, and basic accounting and thought I'd try it out.

Try paypal.Or have them deposit directly into your bank account.They can also set up a Bank ACH payment to automatically be paid each month.

I went through a similar situation on one of my joint ventures.. let me send you a direct message

Expenses are higher in STRs however with a good team on the ground , much of the additional "aches" can be delegated Originally posted by @Alex Wise:@Gururaj IyerI mean the numbers I’m hearing are insane on some of these STR.