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.

To collect you can look at ACH debit straight out of the tenants checking acocunt, and pay near me its a cash payment option at locations all over America it's linked to Appfolio and there's a electronic confirmation/payment trail, tenant gets a receipt too.  

I feel your frustration, I recently had payment delayed because the post office screwed up delivery of the letter, they wouldn't accept an electronic copy of the signed contract, and the caseworker refused to communicate as to whether they needed additional paperwork.  

I understand the rule as it is easy for every corner to get cluttered with signs if they can be just created and placed.Versus having a sign spinner requires effort and of course is not just left there even if they are there every day.What is more difficult to understand are the charity signs for charity garage sales, electronic recycling, car washes, etc. 

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.

These guys are talking about electronic lock boxes where the REALTOR has there own key card.  

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

Do they have an electronic scheduling system, or a secretary answering a phone during normal office hours?

Venmo allows tenants to pay electronically directly from any of their bank accounts or, if they choose, they can also use their credit card for a fee (that they pay).

The township said they only read one electronic meter per house.