In Eastern Europe there were bathrooms in homes where the entire floor (plus most of the walls) was tiled like the shower, leading to a drain in the middle of the bathroom, meaning a shower curtain is a matter of preference (some people like to keep the steam in, or might have bathroom electronics out on the sink, but it's not considered "necessary" as it is in our "standard" bathrooms), so this isn't even necessarily limited to folks from the "3rd world."

If she's good, she can either provide 12 post dated checks, or arrange to have you paid automatically each month via electronic transfer.

Even if you want to act as middle man and even if your intention may be legal / legitimate and even if this wouldn't corrupt our business, you still need to be with us in person for paperwork purpose and physical signature because we don't accept online electronic signatures.""

Some will be willing to put a lock box on the house for you....still a feeThey do have electronic locks now that you can continually change the code remotely.... via wifi/internet.....that allows you to give temporary codes for each contractor you want to let in.

Yes I have started to just use the electronic screening and no paper for the application.

Make arrangements to collect the deposit and first month's rent via electronic methods so your friend is not collecting money for you.   

Mls fees, board association, e&o insurance, general business liability insurance, electronic key fees, licensing fees, continuing education, any fees your broker might charge, increased auto insurance rates.

Cash flow about $7700. but the “Win” is when it shows up as pretty darn close to a taxable loss after depreciation and  “general expenses” phones, internet, newspaper, electronics.

Got a free electronic appraisal on my home, and the origination fees were only $37.00 on a $35K HELOC.

@Paul JellicoeInterac e-Transfer is the most common electronic payment used by our tenants.