Utilizing a shorter or longer lease to accommodate this can be beneficial.New lease preparation & lease renewal fees help compensate for your time or cover subscriptions for electronic signatures.

Than you need to put in a new electronic thermostat that you can lock with a code.

My initial thought is being able to "inspect" damage or a repair by having someone video it and send you the video, or you could watch live and ask questions.Second thought is having typical security cameras in common areas and being able to remotely review footage when someone has a complaint, at least to get a sense of what's going on.Seems like with modern technologies there should be some clever approaches that make remote management easier...Speaking of which, @Ryan Swan, there are electronic locks you can put on a door such that you can give a person a one-time code, and you get a record of exactly when they entered and left.

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And possibly a survey, which shows boundaries and easements and encroachments.Set up insurance, cost varies by location and value of the property.Title search, around $300Title insurance $195Title company fees: Electronic file storage $22, wire fee $15Recording deed $28 and mortgage $62State tax/stamps  $1102Tax to the circuit court $630County taxes $863.

Many owners have electronic security and monthly bills, alarm codes to plug in, and rush to turn off when they get home. 

I definitely have everyone sign a rental agreement via electronic signature.I hope your rental is very successful.

It’s very easy to do an electronic debit to someone’s account with the numbers. 

I've also found a website called "grouphomeriches" but I can't vouch for them, it seems to be a paid mentor ship and I have no idea if it is legit but I do get his email newsletters which are for the most part pretty informative.I also just read this article  which is about an amazing group of parents who started an inclusive living community through an apartment complex that houses the disabled with staffed caregivers and your everyday tenant: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/01/2...It seems like such an overwhelming feat but it is so great to hear of other people doing the same thing out there and making it happen! 

It also included levies on Uber rides, Airbnb stays and electronic cigarettes.