@Dawn Anastasi, I fear that this same type of thing would have happened with the other services. that is one of the issues with the electronic payment programs.

As we started to look around....we noticed that several of our big ticket electronics were missing.  

If you were to hire one employee, I would go with bookkeeper that handles books and office as you mentioned, she/he should be under you if you run the office, I would look for a minimum experience of QB construction bookkeeping through class codes, RE acquisition data mining, and electronic/paper filing.

Imo the more you put in folders by date (Jan 2016, Feb 2016 etc), the easier, as long as the transaction info is electronic you can find any receipt easily.  

The property was advertised as separate utilities and all tenants pay their own utilities (I have this printed and saved electronically).  

It is two easy for the deadbolt to get slightly out of alignment and the power actuator become unable to {un}lock the door.We have been piloting the electronic locks on two student properties for almost two years now.  

Most appliances have electronic ignition so you have to have an open tank or break in a pipe to get a gas leak most of the time.

You can always finish up the paperwork electronically, and sign the deed/mortgage docs via FedEx, getting a notary at Legal on base.  

We also want to request they pay via electronic payments and email maintenance request to us as opposed to calling or simply knocking on our door .

I'm also interested in other areas such as St.