They told me that they only take certified funds, and that the "smart investors" park $5,000 earnest money with them so they are able to simply execute an electronic contract on their phone and secure a deal before other investors (it's competitive to find deals, so this made sense). 

The problem is the curriculum never taught what money is, the history, practical application, and how the flow of money (currency) & regulation of the financial system can be used to manipulate the value of assets causing more violent boom/bust cycles than if it was left to a more lassez faire type market.

Electronic locks.  

I've never used them but they claim that they'll provide an electronic key box and take pictures for you.

It states that Adverse Action Notices may be delivered electronically and also emphasizes that "you must securely dispose of the report and any information you gathered from it".One of the examples is A landlord who makes it a practice to approve an application if the prospective tenant shows an adequate income or has a favorable credit report, is dealing with an applicant who has an inadequate income and a bad credit report.What if the reason for declining application is inadequate income and not the credit report?

You'll need a way for tenants to pay either online electronically or locally with cash. 

Many park owners (including ourselves) have retrofitted Metron meters over conventional, since they are read electronically every 20 minutes and will tell you if there are any leaks so you can proactively fix them.

That identity is often a real person tied to real addressed owned by that real person.Major Red Flags We See:-One person for a larger home-People want to move closer for work but the move doesn't make sense geographically-People using a current or previous address of some 400k home in Michigan to a $1300 rental on southside of Chicago-People moving from affluent neighborhoods to C&D class areas-Never able to complete rental verification through proof of payments(cleared checks & electronic) only thru fake landlord call at number provided-They often are "selling" but when you look up the owner of record and google their name and address it shows the real person(real person has no idea cause we have let some of them know)-If you get a landlord to verify call that number back the day of move in and you will not be able to get a hold of them or number has changed.Steps We Have TakenLinkedin, Forwarn, and now our newer tenant screening software Findigs has been great. 

Under this language, a person is a “distressed home consultant” if the person (1) solicits or contacts a distressed homeowner in writing, in person, or through any electronic or telecommunications medium and (2) makes a representation or offer to perform any service that the person represents (3) will produce one or more of twelve different results listed in the statute: i.

Bit coins are  always a mess to normal people. last day in the cafe somebody told me that Bitcoins are safer than conventional currency notes and soon or later they will replace other currency standards.