The way I've read the zoning laws, you can certainly rent out a SF in print and electronic media, so perhaps that the legal way at this point. 

I will second what James Wise said,and add my two cents:  Dishwashers are great labor-saving devices, as well as a more economical way to wash dishes than hand washing. 

Otherwise you could have one occupant bringing up issues that have already been addressed with another occupant etc....My students split the 1000 dollar rent 4 ways so they preferred to pay electronically via one of the many apps available.

Service animals are legally not pets, but medical devices.

I had worked in medical device sales prior to my acceptance to medical school and purchased the property 6 months prior to my entry into school.

I’m sure they would love for you to spend time and money in their stores. 2) When you find a trade contractor,  ask if they do electronic payment ,and what is their email.

But then Zillow allows you to do all the documents electronically, and to collect rent electronically so I've had nothing but good experiences with it.

For around $20 per month, you can create up to 5 electronic guidebooks.

This little known legal device allows the potential buyer (you) to control the property while having no responsibilities for the property.

@Bill BrandtLets face it --- any electronic system is "open" for hacking/fraud/mis-use.