The eIDAS regulation enforces the standards and procedures on issuing e-signatures, where the e-signature with the highest level of security and probative value is called a qualified electronic signature (QES).Three types of e-signatures that are categorized by the eIDAS regulation are classified as:Simple Electronic Signatures – Broad scope, general usage, typically low security and no authentication of the user is required.Advanced Electronic Signatures – Authentication of the signer is provided through the issuance of a digital certification by a trusted certificate authority (CA), combined with the usage of multi-factor authentication.Qualified Electronic Signatures – Similar to advanced electronic signatures, the signer is authenticated; however, in this case the CA is supervised by authorities which have been accredited by the EU.As a result of the eIDAS standards and regulation, users must be positively identified and certified as being the individual they claim to be before they can issue an e-signature above the simple electronic signature level.

But you probably do and that is the bank in the form of mortgage payments, you must create standardized policies and procedures and MOST IMPORTANTLY  you have to treat all tenants the same or you can be involved in a possible fair housing or discrimination suit by some other tenant that did not get the special treatment. 

For the last five years I have managed their units (390), training four property managers and five maintenance individuals, and also setting up procedures as we grew.

@Jerryll Noorden I haven't had to deal with returns or damage yet, but I use bigger retailers that, I would assume, have a pretty seamless return procedure.

After you have taken the time to choose the mentor or coach you will learn from; it is entirely up to you to take the info/procedures/lessons they share with you and execute by taking massive action on it. 

Looking for a little guidance in Tax Liens in Florida, more particularly Broward county.Is there like a 7 year period for foreclosure?

Yes, he didn't follow procedures.

Contact the local housing authority to learn their procedures and policies. 

@Sean Cole  don't think so Sean when it comes to precluding one's right to a foreclosure and ability to cure... this is basic contract law.. not respa  Like I said I see lenders do this.. and have been approached by HML looking to me for funds for their deals and when I ask about their foreclosure procedures this is their reply.. because in some states like NY I simply would never do a loan there because of the time lines to foreclose.

Hi folks,For those of you who already implemented SOPs in your business and for those who are in the middle of the process...What tools, books apps or methodologies did you use that made a difference in regards to gathering and implementing Standard Operating Procedures?