Even the greatest businessmen in the world focus their capital in several areas (Bill Gates collects art, for example).

I've never received a reference call...it's been my experience that "bad tenants" have a whole host of indicators that show-up even in the most basic electronic screen.

So if you are familiar with Dallas we have bought Live Oak and Skillman (walking distance to Lower Greenville), Bishop Arts, Medical District/Maple, M Streets, and a couple of properties in Elmwood.  

I get an electronic copy of my tax returns anyways and just email them in. 

For most people this is more of an art than a science.

@Trevor Dominique it sounds like what she is most worried about is that she can’t let her dog run around with the new baby in the house and it will be much harder for her.You might be able to address that fear by getting an electronic fence, the kind that trains the dog to not go beyond the flags.That should be a lot cheaper and allow you to come up with a more gradual solution for the fence.

You can also dispute and track disputes electronically.

Manage all leads from their site, send electronic lease ($9 for DocuSign)For showings, tell the applicant to call you when they get to property.

The City is asking for a few billboards to be pulled down in exchange for something billboard companies want like electronic boards.

The PM should be calling each of them to get their feedback if they aren't already sending it electronically so you can have an idea of what the issue is.