all of our rent collection has been the old fashioned way until recently I have tenants recommending we go digital.

Have you ever converted a small apartment complex's laundry to a digital paid system like some sort of mag swipe or even like an apple-pay type of input? 

I don't think values in these median home value segments will retrace, but people are realizing that with less FOMO in the market, and the days of rapid, double digit equity appreciation no longer likely, they may have a less chaotic market on the horizon. 

Newer heat pumps can work down into the single digits but they're much more expensive.

.- Double digit appreciation in prices (when things are good).- In addition to jobs, we attract many new residents due to access to a wide variety of recreational activities.CONS- Increasing number of new laws that favor tenants (top two most anti-landlord cities, IMO, are Seattle and Federal Way).- When recessions hit or bubbles burst, double digit drops in value (depreciated prices).- Prices are still a premium, CoC returns initially remain lower than what many average investors hope to achieve.- Heavy competition.I'd love to get a sense on investor sentiment on investing in multifamily in Washington State. 

Hence, the title around digital tool or software.Is there a bugbear or wishlist tool that lenders or mortgage brokers want addressed?

The digital world has seen a surge in online shopping driven by convenience.

You can purchase digitally at Amazon.

What I really like is you can upload videos to a youtube channel and embed them in your digital guide book, ie to provide short instructional videos.

I've also spent a couple hundred dollars in social media advertising (my full-time job is as a digital advertising consultant).Do you have any recommendations on what I can do to better market the properties?