@Travis Beehler  Thanks, I think I am just going to go this route, but send it for electronic signatures thru Docusign.

I have seen the water meter removed if a bill is too far past due,,the question I have is can they find the meter and verify its accuracy.I had something somewhat similiar happen, but the city checked the meter,,in this case there might not be anyway to do that,,I would ask them to look at the history of the address,,that the usage they are saying is WAY out of line.One other thing that I discovered during my fight on a water bill, people steal water, because apparently in the manufacturing of some dope they use a lot of water,,so the city watches for crazy water usage, so its better for them to steal it from a neighbor.  

I have so many types of bills...electronic, hardcopy, monthly, quarterly, paid automatically, pay when due etc that I have holy heck trying to find a system that works for all of them.

Although there is - without question - a very heavy O&G presence, Houston has also become a center for chemical manufacturing, engineering, research, etc. 

Hi all,I just got an acceptance from HUD for a stationary manufactured home in Granbury, TX.

Free and clear just confirm with the closing attorney that electronic signatures will suffice. if there is still a loan balance some banks don't accept electronic signatures.3.

As a small landlord, I am trying to find a way to switch from paper checks to electronic payments for rent collection, in an effort to eliminated a cumbersome, recurring task of scanning, signing, and/or visiting a bank branch, waiting in line, and depositing, or mailing and tracking paper checks.

This is exactly why the agents still survive in this electronic world: they convince the owners to step back and let them do the work without personal attachment.

If we can complete Cincy, then I'll just manufacture the same process we used for other neighborhoods around the country with other investors. 

We do a significant amount of business with his company and they've always been extremely welcoming, accommodating and open-minded while I've learned the business and about our industry (in the construction market - I work for a manufacturer and he's a contractor).