I collect the fee, deposit, and have them sign an agreement digitally, which also requires upload of DL. 

That's all they ask for, nothing else.Fourth time they ask, he finally writes a letter detailing his intent to spend the money on hard drugs and booze while on vacation in Columbia......Wouldn't you know it, the HELOC gets final approval and he gets his credit card in the mail a week later.Best guess is that it was the big bank LO or processor that kept misplacing it or putting it in the wrong digital folder, and when she saw that letter she finally started paying closer attention to what was/wasn't being submitted to underwriting, and poof problem solved. 

I will handle all other property management and the accounting will be autonomous and digital.

Has anybody used the Property Evaluator app or the Property Fixer app by Wasach Digital Media?

So apparantly, it claims to have all the necessary funds to pay up all investors and I hope you will be able to dig it all out.

Has anyone tried Ruebarue for digital welcome books or is this something you can create within your PMS software?

Even now, however, with double digit appreciation over the last two years, I mostly see homes selling for at or 1-2% over list price, which is quite reasonable when you compare it to some seller markets like Calif where 5, 10, 20% or more over asking is not uncommon at all - although I think that has even slowed down in Cali. 40-48% of all sales are now cash, so I don't see mortgage rates rising affecting all investors.

It digitizes any paper documents and saves me so much time.

Letting strangers wander around their home is not something most people are entirely comfortable with, but for some reason the presence of a licensed agent comforts them.  

The frothy market here is finally slowing down after double digit gains over the last few years.