They derive enjoyment from a fancy car, like other people enjoy traveling or electronic gadgets.

This way they can pay online by electronic transfer into my rent deposit account and there is no transfer fee charged.  

If you start making a ton of claims, you will just get dropped.I sold warranties for an electronic retailer and they pushed them so hard on us.

I don't want any referral fee but I do need access to an electronic copy our local real estate contract and access to the MLS.  

When that happens I call the appropriate repair person, the repair person goes to unit and fixes whatever it is, and then I electronically pay the repair person.

I recently went through the home-buying process and everything was signed electronically.

Self property viewing, online application, electronic lease signing and online rent payment.

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.

:-)That being said, I still keep important original documents in several fire filing cabinets.Organizing your data (be it hard copy, or electronic) takes a lot of time.

@Robert Marek, there are a ton of online companies you can use that will handle rent collections electronically, and if you find a local attorney to partner with for evictions they will be able to handle all of that for you.