Anyone who is tech-savvy enough to post in the BiggerPockets forums shouldn't have issues with the eRentPayment setup.

We have Austin just up the road, big tech companies continuously migrating in and breaking ground, and I personally see out of state investors as well as investors from other major cities in Texas moving their money to San Antonio real estate nearly daily.

@Jay Hinrichs I have my first position LOC on a rental with First Tech Credit Union desktop appraisal simple and quick for a 100k.

For reference, I'm looking at Lubbock Texas and hoping an STR would appeal to travel nurses, or visitors to Texas Tech.

I currently work full time as a Maintenance Tech for a aerospace manufacturing company.

It's what i was used to, College is Co-living, Basic is Co-living, Tec school is Co-living, E1-E4 is on base Co living (first 4 years of enlistment or more) upgrade tech schools are Co-living, Deployments are Co-living, PME for SSGT TSGT and SNCO is all Co-living....

I've sent in emails to Sitelink tech support. 

The Carrie site is a really interesting space for a large variety of possible tech occupants, especially if the revitalized Pinkerton's Landing Bridge (not sure of the status of this, I know the county was doing a study last year) gives it immediate road access to the Waterfront and all the A-class luxury housing built into the development.

Then along comes someone you probably just met on Craigslist (which has these huge warnings in the Rental section about Scams), and then you get an email from something called "MySmartMove" which asks you to click and enter all sorts of personal information.Just as an FYI the start to finish rate on SmartMove is around 50-60% - meaning only 50-60% of people starting the form will finish it.It can go either way, but if I was not tech savvy that's what I would see.We are REI people are familiar with the various credit bureaus, with mySmartMove or the Experian product.

Most out of state investors are not going to buy higher end properties for rentals as they would rival what they can buy at home.