Some answer email on their smart phones, some only from a computer in their office.At the end of the day, it's about meeting expectations.

Does anyone own a smart phone in my area lol!

I'm going to assume you have a smart phone so the podcasts are free. :)Whatever you decide to do...my advice...if you have not already started...SAVE up some money.  

From my experience (and I am new at this), people mostly just forget and some are not smart phone savvy, especially vendors outside of large metropolitan areas. 

I assume I have priced it correctly when I originally listed it and only do the small, $100 reductions to get it to ping the notifications on smart phones who have apps like Redfin or alerts set up in the RMLS.

Almost all banks have their own "Merchant Account", that means that the bank themselves will loan or let you buy a virtual terminal or Point Of Sale device for actual swiping (like a card reader for smartphones but the bulky in-store devices), whichever the client prefers.

@Darren Jones - Do you and your partner both have access to the system through smartphones?  

. ;)I'm still comparing features to pricing across some sites to see what I "want" vs "need "vs "didn't know I needed".I do like that you have a paper option for account setup for tenants which don't have a computer or smart phone (yes, I have one of those, but I'd like to convince him to convert).

Believe it or not, smartphones have not been adopted by 100% of the world and even many dislike them and actually opt for the landline - - especially seniors. 

Perhaps a digital lock that can be connected to your and your renters' smartphone would be a worthwhile installation.