So, every university and the town that they are in - have a LOT invested in students actually living in that town.Would universities decide to just go digital altogether? 

For example, if I bury one dollar today and dig it up in ten years it has lost value in the sense that it's purchasing power has gone down, but it's still ONE DOLLAR - it hasn't changed.

Under the Austin_Metrics I used HPI index from fhfa.gov dataset for the 787 3-digit zipcode to calculate the 'four-quarter' house price appreciation.  

I can recommend a $75/month PM thats all digital or a $200/month that will have a book of contractors and charge you accordingly, very different products.Good luck!

I will say, it could be worth considering a shot at an actual software solution built for DIY landlords (1 - 15 units) that helps you to automate your own rental process (ie. compared to other tools, one that helps you to actually build a single listing and syndicates it to 10+ major listing sites, allows you to schedule showings, provides you with super thorough tenant screening options, online digital leases which can be customized and help you by breaking out those fees, automated maintenance tracking, and fast rent collection which also offers your tenants the ability to report their positive on-time payments to the major credit bureaus; just another positive reinforcement/added incentive to get them to make those payments on time).

A digital copy would be just fine.

Either spending time (calling yourself) or money (direct mail, digital ads, paying a caller)

These are the are that have triple digit YoY inventory increases:Austin,Vegas,Phoenix, Sacramento,NorthwestWhat makes this interesting is these are all the places that Californians moving into .....For sure Ohio is not on the list lol

Can store a hundred or so codes and I easily set schedules for guests, using the last 4 digits of their phone number.

He stated double digits.