Give her a bunch of self addressed envelopes; it would be up to her to get stamps to send the checks/mail orders out to you.  

Or something similar.I haven't done it lately but I used to send my 1st tenant pre-stamped and addressed envelopes to mail the check in.

@John ThedfordNot an opinion as to whether it's the best use for your money, but.....I interpreted the proposal as substituting collateral only with your approval, obviously a mortgage would have to be done on each property, releases done as released, DOC stamps for the mortgage (.035%), and I would assume you'd require title insurance on each new collateral.  

In this case, the seller gets $630K (minus commissions, transfer tax stamps, and any current lien payoffs).

If you buy at the top for multifamily hoping things keep going up,up,up then some people can plan on losing their shirt.

If you want substantive solutions that help rather than hurt the intended recipients, then--just like food stamps and Medicaid--they must come from government or non-profits or public/private partnerships."

It goes to an email address and IP and times are all stamped.

Just wanted to share my experience from purchasing property in the US from Japan.You can use the US Embassy, or some US notaries that are in Japan, you will be paying about $50 per notary signature or stamp, making closing cost up to $500 sometimes.

Also, you do not want to look back and regret not getting your stamp ten years down the road.

I'm happy I didn't rush in to anything because you can surely lose your shirt if your not prepared.