I wanted to both share a recent experience as well as ask for recommendations for electronic payment services for property managers and landlords.For the longest time, I was using Venmo as a way for my tenants to pay me.

Mine is electronic, through Google Forms, and literally takes me about 30 seconds to scan to see if they meet general qualifications before moving on to the paid credit/background check. 3.

And you do not need to sign your rental agreement - as long as you have an appropriate explanation that it is your agreement and renting your cabin is contingent upon the guest accepting the agreement, and then the guest electronically signs the agreement, you are all set.

To sign electronically, you can use Hello Sign.

@Rob Tepe Buy some decent SS or Black appliances that have good reviews and that you like, just don’t get some high end with difficult electronic features, they are expensive to repair.

I could pretty easily make an excel spreadsheet with income and expenses by property and category, and then file the receipts electronically.  

You can't claim you pride yourself on "electronic innovation" and then not employ the most basic security measure of turning on SSL (https).

Some of my payments are electronic, others go out by check.

I will hire two different contractors one for the floors or countertops, and give the one I trust more the painting job.Among the incentives of the property, seller agrees to supply two stackable Washer/Dryers in common room, electronic metal gated fence around lot, and full security camera system in public areas. 

I have tenants paying rent electronically, so self-managing isn't as difficult as I thought it would be.