Probably not as applicable for Section 8 housing but I use Chase Quickpay for my tenants, allows them to electronically send money instantly using only my email address.

I use the Schlage electronic door locks and I instantly deleted all existing codes, even the current landlord code.  

Hello, all, Is anyone here making "massive profits buying REO’s and Notes Directly from Banks," as taught by Sue Nelson, the former art teacher turned real estate mogul?

@Derek B. and @Don Harris, this is in NoDA (the arts district) just outside uptown. 

From there I'd post some "you're on camera" signs but not install cameras.Basically you want to steal some moves from "The Art of War" and beat  your enemy before they start their attack.Also make sure the property stays litter free and groomed.

Could sue your input...I have been a Small-time landlord for sometime in SFR's, and am looking to stop taking rent payments via Cashier's Check/MO's.I would like to know:1)  Your preferred electronic method/system for collecting rents.2)  If you know of any systems that I can use that record payments for the sake of letting rent payments count toward credit scores (i.e., can help to build a tenant's credit score by paying on time, etc...)Thx!......

I use a Buildium property management subscription to manage rent collections, so every tenant pays electronically. 

For example we recently had an electronic Wi-Fi lock fail at a unit.  

You need to make money ASAP, this is a business. just take very good photos, and preferably with a real camera, not your cell phone - Yes I know they get higher pixels and all that, but the overall look is just not as good.But do not rush into furnishing and art, etc, that will be a killer if the first few guests are turned off by a hasty set-up.

I imagine the company would not take them down unless out of spite as they aren't worth anything to the billboard co- not like they are electronic Vegas light up ones.