Zillow, Rentometer, local property management companies, etc) to determine your rent.This blog article will explain further and lists some of the more popular sources you can use: How to Determine Fair Market Rent.As for how to collect the rent, there’s plenty of options out there and I have/had tenants that have used most of them (i.e. check, money order, electronic payment methods, etc).

My favorite property manager has an electronic portal that I can login to at any point to see when and how much rent was collected, and they attach invoices, receipts and pictures for any repairs that are completed each month.

I fixed the flooring in the home and painted and added electronic security to each room.

Granted, supposedly in this day people communicate electronically and no longer in person or even over the phone (i.e. by voice). 

We use an electronic "pre-application" that's free that we use to pre-screen anyone that's interested before we require the paid credit & background check application, that the renter pays for.

Do comm RE so we have our own buzz words, but I think any time you tell people a feature, you need to give them the benefit.Like in electronics, saying I've got a 4.3GHz Xeon processor doesn't grab as many as saying "you'll get your work done 5 times faster".Took me a long time to get "territorial" views. 

I understand that electronic locks that allow the tenant to ck in on their own works out well.

I am a millennial, so to be honest the more items that can be handled electronically, the better for sure.

I am out of state for the residence so how can I get them to electronically sign it so I can get the deposit and wholesale this deal?

Account ClosedBased just on a quick look at Arizona statutes, my guess is that although electronic signatures are generally valid, the process is more involved than simply typing in the name.