"What do you mean in 2020 you dont have an electronic means of receiving my payment?"

.- A guide on how to pay rent electronically.- Chicago: "Rate of Interest on Security Deposits" summary document (tenant initials even if there is no security deposit).- Chicago: "Preventing Bed Bug Infestations In Apartments" guide (tenant initials received in lease docs).- Chicago: Copy of the Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance Summary (tenant initials received in lease docs).- Chicago: Heat/Energy Disclosure Statement (only if tenants pay their own heat, tenant to sign)- Chicago: Chicago Recycling Ordinance Flyer/Disclosure (tenant to sign)- Illinois: "Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home" guide. 

We have just purchased a vacation rental in Florida (new construction) which has quite expensive high impact doors. Both doors have a multi-point locking system where you lift the door handle to engage bolts in three ...

I have enough electronic equipment that I feel that its' well worthwhile. 

If you don't include it as a condition, and your agent doesn't, then it may not be included.The other things I would check on is: Do you physically have to be here in person to sign the closing documents or will they allow electronic signature and affidavit from out of province/state?

It’s not the HOA directory, but they are “outsourcing” the docs to a third party website which stores them electronically.

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What is a good rent collection platform that you suggest so that tenants can pay electronically similar to a Chase Quickpay and deposit to my account?

Almost seems like there should be some type of insurance policy against electronic fraud.

Quick pay/Zelle by electronic deposit or in person at their local “name of my bank” bank by cash, check or money order deposited directly into my bank account...no mail