(my "hobbies" have varied from cars, computers, home audio, car audio, electronics, computer programming, photography, motorcycles, hiking, bicycling, running, on and on the list goes) I'd say I never mastered any of them and I still find most interesting, I just don't do them anymore for various reasons.I have stuck with the same area of work for 10 years now, but now I am truly bored with it.

I agree...it's so big that offerings tend to get lost in the electronic heap.

Have the tenants deposit directly into your account or use electronic payment methods i.e. erentpayment or something similar. 

They are old school so where other companies are far into the electronic age, this company still mails owner checks or deposits of the owner bank is close to their office.

If possible, request and sign up for electronic versions of documents.

Does it have electronic gate locks?

If you gave proper notice to repair something and they consented electronically or in writing, I don't see the problem.  

The only thing that didn't go well was that for some reason they weren't able to send me all the documents to sign electronically and so I needed to physically print out every page, sign, and send back to them.

That way I could electronically sign and upload documents.I made a trip out to Phoenix and spent an entire day driving around and looking at the different properties, which were spread out amongst 5 different cities/suburbs.

So I have this older house, bought as a student rental for my own son and his buddy/roommates, all of whom have lots of electronic devices (computers, laptops, xBoxes, projectors, phone chargers, etc etc).