I would say something to the tenant (text or e-mail-wise) similar to: Please let me know when you would like for me to pick up the signed lease.

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Emails and texts are easy but I do suggest you keep track of calls, what was discussed and the outcome, the date, who you talked to etc. 

Maybe you even have her signature somewhere or a text or email that says she approves it? 

Others want to review my PM Agreement, Lease Agreement, addenda, and ask a ton of questions by phone and email.

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If you have an email for her, I'd recommend sending that IN ADDITION to the certified letter. 

If you buy lists make sure they flag do not call numbers so that you limit your contact to snail mail only.Email is pretty ineffective as it will usually get automatically moved by email software into a spam folder and you won't even get their eyeballs.If you have appetite to throw rehab into the mix (either flip or BRRRR) you can add Driving for Dollars. 

He called and emailed me every day.