The "old" ways still work... doesn't have to be "electronic..."

We are using the "rent-by-room" strategy, and we put electronic locks on all bedroom doors and the front door.

I use the same quickset electronic deadbolts on all my properties.

List $135,000My offer $105,000Hud counters lowest NET $114,751New accepted offer of $126,1003% Realtor fees $3,783 3% Listing Agent Fee $3,7833% Closing Asst. $3,783Total net to HUD after all of this:$114,751Good Luck!

Can't help with the ATL or legal aspect, but most/all electronic read meters still have the old fashioned dial as well.

I'm wondering if anyone has recommendations for electronic receipt / invoice storage compatible with Mac? 

For labor payment, sending a physical check might take too long, so maybe a bank transfer or venmo could work, that also leaves a electronic paper trail. 

If the software is not simplifying your life or making you more accurate, you shouldn't use it.Software does have extremely helpful features like online payments, marketing syndication (click a button and your property is advertised on multiple sites), electronic document review/signing, maintenance tracking, and owner reports.

Are you using anything for leases or electronic payments or just doing paper copies and cash/checks?

Similarly, if TenantCloud would offer credit checks and improve their application and process, it could also be a good one-stop shop.As for electronic payments, I'm using QuickBooks.