You can't claim you pride yourself on "electronic innovation" and then not employ the most basic security measure of turning on SSL (https).

Some of my payments are electronic, others go out by check.

I will hire two different contractors one for the floors or countertops, and give the one I trust more the painting job.Among the incentives of the property, seller agrees to supply two stackable Washer/Dryers in common room, electronic metal gated fence around lot, and full security camera system in public areas. 

I have tenants paying rent electronically, so self-managing isn't as difficult as I thought it would be.

prospective tenant signed an electronic lease online February 7th, which said lease begins February 10th and security deposit is due on ot before signing lease. he has not paid the deposit and said he is thinking about backing out on the apartment, can he be held liable per lease since it says security deposit has to be paid on or before lease is signed and he signed lease with no money given upfronf? 

What I like about TenantCloud over something like Cozy.co is that it has automated template leases / notices, electronic signatures, an accounting feature, and great reporting features.

Nary one knows much about social media, and IMHO, they are going to go away in a few years because they keep doing what they always did, in the hopes they will get what they always got.

One tip is to use an electronic rent collection service to take out the human interaction in collecting rent and other fees.

For example are you experienced in social media marketing?

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