I am starting to look into electronic rent collections and lease signing systems for after the country open back up. 

The potential tenant can go directly to the Experian website, fill out all their proprietary info, pay, and share the report with you electronically.

No electronic recording.

If this investor is serious, tell them you need a check, electronic transfer, or wire transfer. 

From my experience with using LegalZoom, you can sign up for the registered agent service and electronically receive correspondence through them.  

After realizing it was not my calling, I got a graduate degree in electronics engineering.

I saw CAT as well as most auto, and electronic companies.

I wonder how they can be in a bubble when almost nobody is buying them, silver is in a supply / demand imbalance where it is being used as fast as it is mined and most silver that is used is used in such minute amounts that it is not economically recoverable (think cell phones, other electronics, etc, very small amounts very widely dispersed).I agree that when the biggest detractors of gold and silver (media, some people I know) switch to being supporters/buyers, then I will know it is time to be gone.

(he does not just do the online electronic disputes..He actually challenges many of the credits to PROVE up their claim in documentation and not just challenging their electronic communication, they have been very thorough.)

The new electronic signs may be more affordable.They are, of course, "time sharing".