Some may prefer not to and opt for something like ShinePay which I was heavily considering but the device itself is relatively expensive, they take $4 for every $100 and it just seems like there's room for more issues to arise whether it be with the software and/or its components, customer support, increase in fees in the future, compatibility issues with tenant's phone, etc., etc.  

My customers, nurses, are background checked & employed at hospitals .

However, I will say in all seriousness, that I've recently worked with a couple different customers that were attempting to sell on their own, or about to attempt to, and in both instances, they were very pleased that not only were they leaving closing with more money in their pocket, but also with a lot less time and effort involved, than if they had stuck with their plan to do it on their own.

We were able to provide high-end cabinets to our renter customer at a considerable discount.

I sold energy equipment (solar, networks, factory automation etc) for a long time and can tell you it not happening without major increases cost to the customer.

Not a big deal but the customer service response was quite poor.

It’s like the Wild West of customer service right now... good luck getting a response from a listing agent.

I hadn't realized how much more expensive capex could be on certain duplexes in Milwaukee until I watched the video you did where you spoke about the level of customization in those older homes on things as random as door sizes! 

One of our customers we had done some contracting work at his personal home.

One of our customers we had done some contracting work at his personal home.