You could take that and put it on a tablet and have them digitally sign each page on arrival.

I think it's speculation in what appears to be a peak market with very little room to go up and a lot of room to go down.I absolutely agree with this, seems the future is less likely to continue the trend of double digits appreciation and more likely to dive into negative territory 

But then I had nightmare's of Holmes on Homes showing up at MY house with TV cameras and chose to go with 2 systems!

It required a hefty $15k camera inspection both before and after the cabling, just to ensure we weren't inadvertently wrecking any existing pipes or sewers.

All you can do is set up a camera at the gate that detects motion and watch it.

Well not 20k, ( those prices were 10 years ago, now 100kish ) but I get it, Stil fire you PM, This is why the world invests in Cleveland, double digit net caps, unlimited tenants, BTW, if their score is a bit low, just ask for more of a SD, or two months upfront. 

Whenever I've tried, I haven't been able to get a digital copy of the list, but maybe someone else has a way.

Once we approach something closer to full employment in the mid to low single digits, inflation will become much more likely if not addressed.All that said, you are not alone trying to pickup some yield on idle cash.

Lessons learned--always install security cameras on closing day if the property will be vacant for a while.

It is actually more effective if you report the email or digital payment account used for the scam.