Need advice for an immediate, FREE, quick & easy solution for electronic payments.For the past 3 years I had been collecting all of my rents electronically -- First started out with Chase QuickPay and it eventually transitioned to ClearXchange without any problems.

Be prepared for seller to stall, send outdated, inaccurate data and goose-chasing. my due diligence shortlist includes but not limited to- seller's Schedule E of 1040, copies of operating income statements for previous 2 years, rent roll, lease agreements, insurance binders, utility invoices, vendor service contracts, warranties, old inspections, survey.

I can't get the bank (or any of the 4 I've called, including BIG banks like chase and WF to local credit unions) to give me a pointer as to how to get money to make another home purchase.   

Others never once mentioned it or required it (Chase, for example).

Are you chasing cash flow right now?

., Chase, BofA, etc), tends to make it easier to get funding for projects. 

But even so, it is still a matter of chasing down rent or initiating an eviction process.  

He reassured me the only 3 ways of properly dealing with the situation, and asked if I wanted him to send an inspector out to chase off the electrician.This electrician has been working with my landlord for 7+ years.

So I don't chase upset bids.

If you have a Chase Bank account, then use Chase QuickPay.