If you are just assigning the contract and not taking title, there is nothing for you to sign.If you buy the house and then sell it like I do, you can close a cash purchase transaction by fax or email and wire the funds.On the selling side, many title companies are still going to want the deed signed in person and notarized, but they could email that to you to take to a nearby bank or have a mobile notary come to you on your lunch hour.  

Pay the fees to open a commercial account, or see if your bank has a mobile deposit option, or set up a bank to bank transfer online, or even create a venmo or paypal account... anything other than what you suggested. 

I'm a tech savvy person that was looking for a barebones solution for property management with a good mobile app. ]About Me: 24 year old from Bay Area, CA.

Depositing paper checks has become easier with mobile banking apps so you can put the rent in your checking account at any time from the couch.  

I want to use it to purchase mobile home park in Alabama.Thanks,Elly

It's where I keep my pro-forma templates and I can access it anywhere (even the mobile phone).

After doing a mobile home rehab, I found that where I would live doesn't matter.

I have so many good to great mobile home flipping opportunities in my area that I am unable to fund even just all the great ones.Does anyone have ideas/leads to funding sources for MHI in case I decide to ratchet up my business?

The Single Family Home investor will have different goals than the 10 unit Mobile home investor.

Looking at buying a mobile home currently on a lot in a rv park.