Plus, things like marketing materials (signs, cards, etc), lockbox fees, electronic key fees, etc.If you can earn or save commission on one deal per year, you're probably making money...

You simply post the bill and then send them an electronic bill for their portion of the bill based on square footage.

Teach martial arts, Amazon store selling electronics, day trading

We are using the "rent-by-room" strategy, and we put electronic locks on all bedroom doors and the front door.

Obviously things like inspections and inventory of what's being left behind (furniture, electronics, etc.), is important as well.

In the email I cover the basics of what we discussed  (price, terms, closing etc) and ask them to call before they electronically sign.

It didn't sit well then, but we were in a hurry to get our offer in and signed it (electronically) with everything else.

I wouldn't be to quick to think you are not a victim here Maybe an account that is for the sole purpose of collecting rent, then as soon as its collected the rent is moved by check or some other means, not electronically to another account is a type of defense against this?? 

For around $20 per month, you can create up to 5 electronic guidebooks.

@Bill BrandtLets face it --- any electronic system is "open" for hacking/fraud/mis-use.