If nothing else, they might be able to give you data in electronic form, then you could do some crunching on it.

Nice blinds (not mini blinds), ceiling fans, Wifi thermostat, electronic deadbolts, hardwood/vinyl floors. 

You would have to also work with an agent or broker that has a NAID which basically means they have the ability to submit bids for you electronically on the hudhomestore.com website.

It's not hard in the days of electronic signatures.  

Last thing I'd suggest is to check with your state to see if it's OK, but as long as it is, have your tenants pay electronically or direct deposit.

What would you know, after a 30 minute conversation we were ready to sign a purchase agreement and both agree on what the breakdown in communication was… I’ll let you guess what that breakdown was.This is the part where our agent lost me completely, we got the electronic purchase agreement from the builder’s agent and as I started to read the agreement I noticed our agent already signed it which seemed very strange.

I want to start using an electronic rental payment service to make it easier for myself and my tenants. 

All contracts are signed electronically anyway. 

@Shane H. im curious, how do your tenants react to the extra charge of not going electronic?

Free and clear just confirm with the closing attorney that electronic signatures will suffice. if there is still a loan balance some banks don't accept electronic signatures.3.