. ;) But they're definitely up (double digits)!

There's a company called Invictus (InvictusManagement.net) that provides a digital access system for residents to be able to enter their communities keylessly, by using their mobile app.

You can also save money by not choosing the delivery option, which means you receive a digital copy that you can print out yourself.How long is my letter good for?

I use Schlage digital deadbolt systems on all.

I don't have anything not in double digit. 

I would like to dig it out and turn it into a finished bedroom to rent out.

, each property should have own file folders, there are punches that you can use with fasteners to keep orderly, I prefer digital and paper copy, computers fail, hard drives crash, papers get lost, Wisconsin isnt as paperwork heavy as some, you will also want a rent log of each property you can make up a master for that, with security info with it too, when we went digital(ages ago) I was the one to first teach our realestate office computers, and still see them fail so keep meticulous notes, it will actually be easier not harder

So the last 3 digits would be 223, the 224 etc. 

Do you have to keep paper files or can you transfer everything to digital? 

Russell GoodingLease Options can be viable if structured properly, or they can be a big invitation for CRA to fill your dance card.I would suggest you search 'Lease Option' here on BP and pay particular attention to the ramblings ... err ... eloquent teachings of @Bill Gulley on the subject.For a Canadian treatment of the subject have a look at either:"Legal, Tax & Accounting Strategies For the Canadian Real Estate Investor" by Steve Cohen & George Dube or "Commercial Real Estate Investing In Canada" by Pierre & Claude BoironThere is also a fairly lengthy CRA bulletin on the subject ... drop me a PM if you are interested and I'll dig it out.