I put tenant address numbers as the PIN.Experiences I have had with Wells Fargo and that others have had with PNC is that you can't easily define what tenant made a deposit.  

I stumbled upon this run down 4BR house which needs complete gutting and rehab - easily a $150-200k project.It was listed 6 months ago, list price was lowered last month to $500k.

If you think first, last and security is a lot, out here in Boston renters are easily paying First months rent, Last Months rent, a Security Deposit equal to 1 months rent AND this g-d damned (telling you how I truly feel) finders fee which is also equal to 1 months rent.

You then choose a filter on your profile.  

I heard on a recent podcast that you can easily pull real estate statistics for your target market through REA (I'm not even sure this acronym is correct)?

You should easily surpass the expense in income or cash saved with your goals.

Written communication (email or texts) work as well, email preferred unless you have a way to back your texts up easily so that you'll actually do so.You'll want to explain how to pay rent (money orders would work well since they're next door, but there are also some free electronic payment systems that are worth looking into for your convenience and theirs.

@John Thedford I went back and re-read your initial post that I found offensive where I called you unwise for lumping all brokers together & can easily admit that you were not necessarily referring to all wholesalers but rather wholesalers representing themselves as brokers, please forgive me for the misinterpretation?

Looking for a cloud-based portal for my tenants to easily manage their rent payments, lease, maintenance, etc.  

I can think of three main reasons this ordinance will backfire, and why they should not do it.1)  HUD's own maximum allowable rent is being easily surpassed by the market.