Different printing techniques use different materials, so a complex object like electronics will remain out of reach for quite some time.While not exactly a feature of an apartment itself, the "new urban" idea of having a variety of services nearby is attractive, IMHO.

I am organized, but putting together the following in electronic format for 7 properties to get a Fannie Mae backed loan is just out of control: proof of being current on property taxes, property insurance, mortgage statements, and leases for 7 properties.

Like the above posters mentioned, the decor must be nice, the place cleaned after every tenant, and you or somebody needs to be available for the guest to check in unless you use a lock box or electronic keypad which can only be done in safe areas.

I just looked at my "to do" list (mine's electronic because I kill so much paper re-prioritizing throughout any given day) and found that I've completed over 150 items in the past month.

Well, I'm not an HVAC expert, but I do like the mini's, I would think the electrical system could be sufficiently fused and backed up to protect the electronics, I've not had an issue but haven't really used mine too much either ( a cabin retreat).

Also being on BiggerPockets you have a great resource to electronically connect with other investors in your area.

Also, the underwriters insisted that we close our oldest and largest credit card, and wanted to see all of the electronic documentation for that.  

I toyed with the idea of setting up cameras, and an electronic front door lock, where you could give them the 4 digit code.

They were not able to provide me the list in electronic form only a paper copy (a few hundred pages) and it cost me $150 (you can look up the owners on county website).  

I don't have a favorite for credit/background checks - I've used Cozy.co, a real estate broker friend, MySmartMove.com, and some other sites I don't remember ... this is something I've always struggled with finding a simple, consistent, bulletproof process that doesn't involve the tenant having to do anything (or anything more than just simply signing a paper or clicking a single button).Electronic rent payments through Quickbooks Online invoices.