I keep a lot of the documents for my rentals on there and the documents are available on any computer/mobile device I sign in on (which is nice in the event I'm away from the house and need to look something up). 

Rather, they can just maintain the web interface, and spend the extra time adding more features and providing customer service, or keeping the service FREE for most things.Dawn, that is a good point to make.From what others have said, the website seems to translate over to your mobile device fairly easily.

I've been a stay-at-home mom for many years but before that was in corporate marketing for medical devices. 

If someone were to break in to my home, steal ALL my stuff; my cars, trucks, art collections, flat screen TVs, laptops, computers, gadgets and devices of all shapes and sizes - they would probably NOT TOUCH the scores of books, audio programs, and training packages and programs we have purchased over the years to make all of this possible.So here is where we are as property owners/property managers.Yes, we have residents calling us now offering to pay what they can.

That's not a tour, it's a slideshow and often a very annoying one that rarely even works on the mobile device that 80% of renters are using to view your listing. 

Similar to a hotel throttling internet usage, does anyone know a device or data carrier that offers a mifi/hotspot with the ability to throttle data by the day?

Virtual Leasing - we have completely transitioned to virtual leasing, using a combination of existing marketing assets (professional property photography, videos, and 360 tours) while rolling out a best practice program for our staff to utilize mobile devices (pads and phones) to create available unit specific tours.

This costs about $75 per month, or, if I can get one of the tenants to allow me to set up my "Automation Hub" (I use Smartthings HUB in my setup), I will give the tenant $25 per month towards their bill.There are many ways that Smart Devices can help, not only in the case of smoke detectors.I have motion detectors which turn on and off lights, cameras that record to the Internet, leak detectors that tell me if there are problems with my basement, particularly if one of my equipment like a Hot Water Heater or Hot Water boiler is leaking, etc.In fact, I normally buy properties in transitioning neighborhoods, capturing the appreciation as the neighborhood gets better.The Internet Cameras became very important in this situation for 2 reasons:1) I kept getting sanitation tickets for dirty sidewalks.

The first channel is for the tenants to connect their own devices to. 

There are electronic devices that alert for high decibel readings, but don't record voices.