There is no guarantee who clicks on the button and the declared name by itself (the area where the signer enters their name) is just a placeholder that can be filled by anybody.Prior to this case, there was little to no basis set in the US legal system for digital authentication platforms.

The start price is just to suck you into bidding with the hopes you'll get into a gambling frenzy.

Most folks mindlessly buy into the standard mantra of cash flow is king and appreciation is gambling, and in so doing they ignore some very important aspects and get tunnel vision, which not only causes them to miss some profitable opportunities but also ignore some factors that may hurt them long term.

Not a huge gamble.

Truly good and effective marketing is simple, direct, authentic and......nothing spectacular.

If the rents are not covering the costs, then you are gambling on appreciation. 

If you make it nice, authentic, and provide value, you'll gain exposure and legitimacy.

Talk to everyone you can about what you are looking to do, be authentic and genuine to people you come in contact with and you will begin to develop a solid list.Hope this helps, good luck!

Which is weird considering he was not really halfway done.Anyways good timesThey are Characters...it’s a gamble ...their pride of ownership....Have fun!!!!

I don't know if Venmo would get involved, but technically if a tenant were to go to them and say "the landlord told me to pay this way", Venmo would technically be allowed to reverse the payments since it is not to be used for goods and services (unless you are set up with hem as a business and have the payment button option).Credit cards are also a big gamble.