Also, she sends payments electronically through venmo and cashapp.

Have also heard concerns with powered point of use solutions because of reliability, resident tampering, residents thinking it's weird that they are showering with an electronic device attached to the shower head (it it going to electrocute me, is it watching me).

This is because you did not screen these tenants, so you have no idea if you want them to stay the whole year.Get everyone into the habit of paying on the first, paying electronically, and stress the fact that late fees will be enforced going forward.

@Jason Barrett You might also consider getting the electronic lockbox that the local association of realtors uses.

Have also heard concerns with powered point of use solutions because of reliability, resident tampering, residents thinking it's weird that they are showering with an electronic device attached to the shower head (it it going to electrocute me, is it watching me).

Make life easier for yourself and have all tenants pay rent electronically from that same checking account they would be using to write you a check.

Here is my list of questions for the interview:1) Fees - general2) Tax Season (How soon do you start, what is the turn around, what are the fees)3) Experience with real estate income, rental properties, notes, SD IRA investments.4) Experience with 1031 exchanges, other tax advantaged income strategies5) Availability (if I call or e-mail, what is the response time)6) Security and accessibility (how are files stored-paper/electronic/cloud etc)Thanks in advance!

There are several "regular" electronic transfer options like PayPal, Venmo, etc.

This inspection also comes with a full report with photos sent to the owner electronically. 

If she no longer has an account, she won't be able to use any of the other electronic transfer options.