As a Chase customer I receive the rent as soon as they submit the transfer (as long as they are using banks in the same network like Wells Fargo, US Bank, Chase itself etc )and no fees involved. https://www.chase.com/online/digital/quickpay.html

I recently bought an investment property in this Columbus, OH submarket after several months of research, but it was only after I owned the property that nearby companies started laying off employees, and now I'm completely obsessed with reading the local newspapers in search of bad news.

If you need anything while you are here or have questions send me a PM I'll give you my digits.

Just watch their “Digital State of The Town” video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

It's been super reliable and guests can change the code to something they more easily remember (than the generated 10 digit code). 

But, I digress...My idea is to just deposit the check directly into her back account and send her the docs digitally. 

Low/high five digits? 

My landlord thinks he's making money, but he's got so much cash in the property that I guess he's not losing like some of the others out there, but his return is single digits with lots of equity.  

You basically sign up and get a free digital certificate--you can pay more or go through some hoops and get it really personalized if you want/need.

Websites, flyers, newspaper ads all drive the sellers TO you.