When the tenant moves, I move their folder into archive storage.Our rent register is kept on a columnar pad, easy for me to record and reference as needed.I keep some forms in electronic format in the computer and some in hard copy format in a binder that I've labeled "Master Copies."

My largest dumpster count for one house was 23 forty yard dumpsters, and that didn't include all the stuff we sold at garage sales, metal and electronics taken by recyclers (by the truckload) and stuff stolen by burglars that came every night.But the worst one is easy...my hands-down winner is shown here:  http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/133...

Electronic Discharge Machining?

Hello my name is Raymond Harris and I'm a new real estate investor working out of the Buffalo NY area.  I am looking to connect myself with fellow investors, motivated buyers an sellers in the area.  My goal is to net...

None of the other electronic units are burned out.

In fact when the bid is placed electronically and when your bid is selected, HUD does not know whether you bid involves financing or is cash.

I'm assuming everything I need from business to finances would be included in those classes...but business technology sounds like computers and electronics used in the business industry.

@Jeff Blanchard Jeff like your ideas I really like the electronic code for the locks that takes that whole lost key component out of the equation. 

Are you checking the actual county records or some 3rd party electronic source?  

Im looking at signing up with a electronic (esign) signature company. looking for some opinions on the various companies out there. ease of use would be a priority as I consider myself "average" when it comes to technology.