I think you probably want to send a physical or electronic letter.

You can do all that stuff on your own electronically through the Nevada SOS page.  

(Geographic proximity is irrelevant in uncontested probate cases since the State turned to electronic filing.)I'm happy to answer any probate questions you all may have.Thanks for welcoming me.

(Battery operated electronics in water tank = bad idea).  

I have an A class rental so my tenants seem to like the ability to auto pay and do everything electronically.

For years now I have been investing in real estate while sketching - playing with pastels - experimenting with charcoal and electronic art -----  (see me on Flickr) --- I have discovered that many of my investors friends are also creative in the arts and that creativity splashes over to real estate investing and development of creative real estate ideas and profits.A friend - Steve Ferrandi - a commercial broker is a poet, he has beautiful book called "Seared With Ink".So many dreamscontained within a handfull of cornspread under a pink sunriseto white chickenswalking on dewy grassin the fresh air of the countryby the man released from his Brooks Brothers suit.I though it be interesting to see what your art is ..... and share some ideas and maybe connect art and investing - what's your artful story?

Before accepting a prospective renter’s application materials, a landlord will need to provide the renter with information on the landlord’s minimum screening criteria, Kranzler said.When the landlord receives a completed application — in person, electronically or through the mail — the landlord will be required to make note of the date and time.Old mortgage trick, modified for Seattle landlords (it may or may not work, talk to a lawyer, etc):Give them the full list of what you need to consider it a "complete application" -- blast it out as soon as any email hits your inbox and/or put in your craigslist (or whatever) ad.

Some states find that a electronic signature is enforceable just as a live signature would be, but again that depends on your jurisdiction. 

Also do not waste money on toys, electronic gadgets, cell phones, cable TV,  etc at this point in your life are a waste of good money.  

I would like to use an electronic service to collect rent from my tenants, who are (so far) banked and fairly competent computer users.