BTW, if you run ads for RE in your newsletters, you need to be a newspaper exempt from licensing laws or hold a license, like running a paper for FSBO ads...requires a license, so right off that bat, you're in trouble in Mo.I can't believe this guy isn't in jail yet.Don't fall for this stuff folks, the money isn't made in RE, it's made by the scam and sizzle, unbelievable !  

We also use electronic/remote keys for lock-boxes in VA which costs $50/mo.

Check out "electronic watchdogs" on the internet. 

I write a news letter called the dirt report that gives investors tips on how we make money on the dirt.

You submit electronically and county can give rough approval times -3-4 weeks i think for room additions. 

Regarding your question about quick pay, that is the name for Chase's electronic money transfer.

It turned out to be pretty simple....I just applied to the State of VA Dept of Revenue online for a license ($50) and I file electronically once a month.

Within 6 days of sending a fully ratified purchase contract to your lender (3 days if you consent to electronic receipt of disclosures), you should receive this document from your lender.In the upper right corner, it has a "rate lock" portion that is legally binding.Hardcore rate shopping at the preapproval stage, and/or when you're just on the phone, encourages dishonest behavior, because folks will quote unrealistically low to keep you on the phone, as OP just learned. 

Mails to a PO Box.2)Bank Direct Deposit - Instant payment of rent performed at the bank or electronically through your online bank account.

I buy mine in Pima County from the Treasurer, it's $50, they have pdf format & xls, which I convert into Microsoft Access.Some in az are listed here for free download, i to thought they published for free: http://www.rogueinvestor.com/newsletter/arizona_tax_lien_sales.htmlFound pima county list here but not sure how to manage it as a data base: http://www.ananews.com/wordpress/index.php/public-notices/public-notice-search/