Also by decorating nicely and providing new electronics and other perks, you can appeal to more people and you can ask for a higher rate and probably get better guests.

I co-own several large apartment buildings and want to stop accepting coin payments for laundry machines. Does anyone have any suggestions or experience with card/electric payments for this?

Paynearme really isn't electronic on the tenant side, but it get direct deposited into my account.  

All electronics start out high and come down later.I was sitting at my parents house on Thanksgiving thinking that it would be nice to able to turn my heat down remotely and crank it back up before I headed home.In a higher end renovation, it might be worth it.

Following up is important but I dont always have time so Im looking for some electronic ways of doing it.

Real estate is a people business thus having just an electronic (BP) peer group is but a fraction of what every investor needs to learn, solve problems and be successful.

Because, they are going to have to be able to recite that info to the co-owner.Since I don't have experience on the contract end, I'll only speculate that you would be electronically sending the contract, which would already have the local owner's signature to the co-owner and having them electronically send it back to you with their signature.Not too complicated.

Well, he emailed me the electronic doc and I went in to sign, when I realized that the contract locks me up until Jan 2016 (he filled that date in, not sure how he chose that) for exclusive rights for him to be my buyer's agent in all transactions for "single family homes / investment properties."  

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

All contracts are signed electronically anyway.