Also maximize your options by NOT spending on things that depreciate like cars and electronic toys.

Another thing we will will inherit is everything in the house - furnishings, appliances, electronics etc.

For my payments, I just send them to the seller electronically each month on the 1st.

I left after my enlistment as an electronic technician on my ship to a career in local government as city manager/executive director.

It must go through to my bank in some electronic transfer so I have a way to track it.

Many states allow electronic filing of court cases.

*New American Funding, I did not end up using them but they were entirely electronic and I would recommend them even though they weren't able to give me the best deal of my situation. 

Electronic payments might be more difficult to remain anonymous.

Alternatively, if you do all-electronic applications, simply don't provide them the website for application and don't make them waste their time, hope and (most importantly) money if you've already ruled them out from the start.

Newbie to Landlording.Having read the book by Brandon Turner, I realized that there are few information gathering forms (such as Application, Potential Tenant Questionnaire, Move-out Survey Form, etc) that can possibly be converted to Electronic Survey forms (such as Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, Qualtrics, etc)If anyone is kind enough to share their Electronic Survey forms, I can try figure out how the form can be replicated with another person so that I can customize and reuse.