Most counties are now electronic and the fees are reasonable.

After the appliance arrived I called them and complained (I was told to do so by the CS guy I had spoken with when they called me to tell me of the delay) and they sent me a $150 electronic gift card on a $500-something dollar fridge.

Hi Wade,I like paper documents in a filing cabinet (If TSHTF and somehow electronic copies are missing).Not hanging folders, just the tan folders in the drawers in classic tall file cabinets.The cabinets have a "Block" inside to hold the tan folders upright.But here are some tips on both ways; paper and electronic.https://www.beginner-bookkeeping.com/business-filing-system.htmlGood Luck!

Wholesaling electronically I think.

and on and on.....they just see the 5mins we show up to let them in the house.I tell buyers sometimes when their lender doesn't close on time it cost me 100 phone calls....calls to lender, other agent, title company, buyer, and all those people multiple times.We send them an offer electronically to sign, that many sign in a few seconds, but may have taken an hour to write and more time to research.While very unusual I just spend 4 1/2 hours going over HOA documents with a buyer....plus 1hr drive time...does he value my experience living, owning, and reviewing 100s of HOA documents to get to the point of being able to do that?   

It's not as "mature" as some of the other software out there such as Avail, Buildium, or AppFolio, but I believe they're all also a good deal more expensive (more "professional" oriented for PMs with LOTS of units).It does everything you mentioned, and everything we've needed it to do for our property management needs (electronic leases, electronic signing of leases, tenant screening with background checks and credit scores, electronic rent collection/payment with receipts, store leases and other files, a whole maintenance request/management module, and listing/advertising of available units for rent, plus I'm probably forgetting some things). 

When I told him about this evidence he sent me somewhat informal email saying that he demands compensation for his electronic equipment that was damaged due to the power outage, and legality of the unit in which he stayed.

Most towns by me you still hand in physical sets of plans, it is not sent in electronically.

I came across deedpull.com who claims to be able to provide any deed in the US that's been recorded electronically for 25 bucks.

I will be livid if this is true and will look for an alternative to collect rent electronically.