Tags: electronic payment, rent collection

Sometimes you have to look at (at least electronically) 100 houses, to make offers on 10, to buy 1.  

I haven't seen any negatives mentioned about having tenants drop off rent payments at the bank, but here's something to think about. My uncle set up a Deposit Only account at Wells Fargo authorizing a real estate clie...

Electronic transfer saves the bank money, yet they started charging for every transaction AND they hold our money for three or more days and collect interest.

He promised  for the third time that he'll  he'll meet me  on Wednesday, the 10th day after signing contract and will send money via money gram but I refused because It's specified on the contract that security deposit, first month's rent should be in a form of cashiers check and electronic transfer won't be accepted since the company that will process payment don't accept electronic transfer and that he did not honor the deadline I gave him.  

Once the money is received, then we send the lease agreement electronically and put a 72-hour deadline on it.

All offers are made electronically, so once the offers are decided, they can go in quickly.

In my area they use Supra boxes which are electronic lock boxes that can track who comes and goes that way they have some accountability and they ensure only agents can view the properties.

I started in "electronics engineering" (aka paper-pushing) and moved eventually to flight test, did a lot of teaching, worked the black programs, all the fun stuff.

Check out electronic billboards which are affordable compared to static printed boards.