I faxed an unsigned copy of the lease and they signed and sent back, they transferred funds electronically to my bank account ( I have a separate account for tenants so they don't have my "personal" numbers), as long as the funds go in, I sign and their place is ready when they get here.

You can subscribe to a service called PACER, that will have every document filed in the Bankruptcy on it in electronic form.

The closings can be done electronically, but it would be great to have someone you know and trust to help you with finding investment properties, doing the inspections and such.

I recently put my 2nd home under contract and am set to close on 6/23, so I am jumping in with both fee.I work a full time job in Electronic Payments industry and have a wife and 3 great kids.

Also someone who can do electronic signatures my first realtor was not experienced in this and every time I wanted to make an offer I had to print and fax paperwork now I just sit at the computer and in 5 mins I'm done and never have to print anything.

I typically will accept checks for rent after the first month until a renter bounces one on me and then they must pay by money order or electronically.

I just wave my little electronic lock-box thingy in front of the little electronic lock-box, and bam - there's the key.Anyway, the best deals on the MLS are NOT the ones where everyone is scrambling to hurry and make offers as soon as it hits the MLS.

We have guys that are doing well with billboards in areas where they are affordable, and I know 2 guys that are now doing electronic billboards and getting a really good deal on that compared to old-school printed billboards.

Last page of article says electronic distribution rights are granted.

There is also electronic rent payments through Dwolla and Paypal.I want to say that they make their money through tenant screenings but I have not looked into this aspect.