I'd opt for the PO BOX, but after we had a "lost" letter once, we have tried to avoid having tenants mail checks.If they are handy with simple technology - use Venmo or CashApp or direct bank to bank transfers (I'd set a separate bank account up for the property).  

@Lynne MacFarlane Indianapolis is ranked 5th in the nation for creating technology jobs and #2 for software jobs as you can see from the articles below.

With all of the technology available, I give my tenants several options to "direct deposit" into my account.

I spent a few years in the District in a whole different capacity with a technology company. 

I've always had my thoughts about apartment buildings and even mobile home investing, but have a ways to go as far as knowledge is concerned.My specific interest here is in learning from and contributing to the Bigger Pockets community in the capacity of cellular technology and its relationship to REI businesses.I cannot wait to soak things up here and give and good as I get, too.

We utilize various forms of technology to collaborate seamlessly with our clients and rarely have issues.

In particular, I was refering to this book where he claims that technology will soon allow people to live forever.

Not pushy and leverage technology to give excellent service from a distance. 

Many of these super-lister agents are older, and may not be awesome with technology.

Would love your feedback on how you are using technology to work smarter and not harder?