We made the switch to electronic payments just this week actually. 

You can also get electronic key box access to view homes.

The Westcor Owner’s Policy of Title Insurance states among other things that it covers the following:2 (a) (ii) failure of any person or Entity to have authorized a transfer or conveyance;2 (a) (iv) failure to perform those acts necessary to create a document by electronic means authorized by law;2 (a) (vii) a defective judicial or administrative proceeding3.

But here's what I can share:1) There is a ~$100k asset minimum (give or take) needed in your account in order to do this.2) This can't be with an electronic/self-managed brokerage account; it must be held with an investment professional3) Like a credit card or HELOC, there is a minimum monthly payment, but there is no fixed amount or term.4) The rate is variable, changing daily, but right now I am paying about 6.5% with the current interest rate environment.5) You cannot borrow against the full value of your portfolio, just a pre-determined percentage of it.

Some landlords have switched over to electronic cards where tenants put money are card in building.

Finding them is neat impossible and the tenants go crazy about it because their place stinks until you find the dead mice. glue traps and snap traps also have their own issues, their effective rate is pretty low.solution 1) get a $20 victor electronic mouse trap from amazon.

There are lots of electronic means for them to secure the rental.Colleen

Depending on the number of units you have, the monthly cost could be worth it because you can set up workflows so that other users receive the request - which could be vendors if you want.Red Hand's Electronic Tenant Solutions is something I've used with commercial properties (office, industrial).  

Next time, make your highest and best and use electronic signatures.

My rents are all paid electronically through ACH or through eRentPayment.com.