I like the college rentals as they have low standards, not very demanding, computer literate and prefer wire transferring rent and only move in and out (if they actually do) on August 1 so I can travel the rest of the year and be in town around August 1 and collect my payments electronically.

I get an electronic file of each lease.

One way is by doing Social media, contractors tend to expose themselves out there to get more clients coming in.

Also a Google search or social media can be used to find people.Good luck - Ned

I have a social media posting business as well, so I have hired for that in the past, as well as help with posting to my blog for a former business.

Between bandit signs, targeted marketing, and social media exposure, there are a handful of ways to search for properties without breaking the bank.

I am looking for a platform like Docusign, DotLoop, etc which will let me fill in and electronically sign templated RE forms such as Purchase Agreement, Sellers Disclosure, etc. 

I feel like I see this everywhere where people on social media are boasting about achieving financial freedom in 2 or 3 years from real estate.

I agree with Ned there seems to be a rush of investors listening to the constant media hype that its now or never to park their money in real estate so they are overpaying for it. 

Through paypal, zelle or electronic transfer.