I know dozens of agents that were used to making six digits that now make $ZERO.

Just digitally scan those lease and place them in a shared folder.As mentioned by @John Underwood we almost always meet tenants in person.

Bought the How to invest in Real estate book at the BP bookstore in digital and audio.

I purchased a few bigger pockets books in the digital format. 

I have digital locks on my doors and SimpliSafe alarm systems for remote showings. 

We continue to see double digital year over year appreciation rates in Denver, but many believe that the home affordability will eventually push these incredible increases down to a slow crawl.

SMSs are sent from a 5 digit short code instead of a phone number like mine (clearly some kind of mass marketing instead of a personal request to talk about your home), pricing is monthly instead of per text like mine, you are limited in how many texts you can send, etc. 

I manage mine remotely using exterior cameras (make sure snow and spa services are happening) and digital locks for check in which really allows me to only have to invest about 2 hours a week on the property.     

I also recommend using a digital recorder...it makes a lot easier to keep track as opposed to writing down each property.Second, another way to "backdoor" your wholesaling strategy by finding investors in your local REIA's that are ACTIVELY BUYING.

Just a matter of calling it in or doing it digitally telling them where to transfer the funds.