@Adam Chalmers- thanks and good luck ...most renters  seem to find options on social / bulltein board type sites ...so try your suggestions as well as  learn  the  electronic  methods ...if you will need to use financing to buy the property(s) - get  pre approved so you can be  ready to  make an offer  and good luck

LG and Samsung make great electronics, but appliances are a different animal.

Or do you stay away from electronic communications altogether in the lease?

That provides a buffer for the tenant and it enables you to monitor whether your tenant is actually a problem or if someone is exaggerating the situation.I would also ensure any renter is given a printed or electronic copy of the HOA rules.

(if not all electronic). 

A hybrid of both electronic and paper copy of everything?

Then, when he finally submitted it to the city electronically by "eplan" he claimed that they need an engineer to make some corrections on it. 

Newer one's have more electronic part's issues and same thing, order a replacement and stick it on a shelf, e-z.

All we need to prep them is the client's name(s) and email(s).I would much rather just send the customers a link to a web form, where they put their name and email, and then it spits out the agreement, which they can sign electronically.

It helps us as sellers a lot to have an electronic offer.