We use them to docusign any and all documents, downloading electronic bills and uploading to our PM software as well as have them do our lease renewals.

That way my tenants are not paying extra to be able to pay electronically, which is a benefit to me.  

Obviously, I think the latter is more secure but I ask because I’m out of state and I don’t know when I’ll return to see the person, yet I can send the funds electronically from anywhere, anytime.

Then 10 minutes after the lease electronically signed and finalized through Avail the tenant contacts me and says they don't want to move in anymore... extremely bizarre. 

Then I use my bank to pay contractors electronically.

You also are not the only one that knows about it...there are very sophisticated buyers that get instantaneous alerts to properties just like this through electronic data searches and alerts.

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Some of these conditions can lead to the account switching to a penalty interest rate of 25% per annum.1) The funds in the account are secured with full recourse to the worldwide assets of the borrower, no matter how indirect the ownership structure is, no exceptions.2) Deposits and withdrawals can only be made electronically to ensure unambiguous dates of transactions and secure transfers.3) The lender can initiate a deposit by performing an electronic transfer to the borrower's account.4) The date of deposit will be the date of receipt of funds listed on the borrower's bank statement.5) If the received deposit would take the lender's account balance over the maximum balance, this deposit shall be returned in full within 7 days during which no interest will accrue on these funds.

They could then sign electronically through the software.

Then once all the tuition and school fees, etc are paid, anything left over is then "dispursed" to the student from the school via check or electronic payment.