@Amy Acuna Are you looking for just one property or possibly a package?

If you have money, you can look into buying package deals or investing in funds that invest in single family portfolios to get a better bang for your buck.

And I think I heard @Mindy Jensen on one of the podcasts talk about state-specific landlord form packages available on BP for like $99. 

We provide a complete JV package, references and for any deal they are considering what I refer to as the "Investment Analysis Summary" document which details the specific note deal, timelines, costs and probable exist strategies.

Tradelines still work, I bought a 3 tradeline package in February and was able to refinance my auto loan at a rate of 3.99%.

In each binder I have a few sections: settlement docs, insurance, city licenses.All tenant docs (leases, addendums, application packages) are stored digitally in the google drive.

The elite package was 14% higher - is it worth spending $150 more?

In general the best (most profitable) angle, although the most difficult, is to sell the totality of units as a package... which requires everyone to be on board to sell.

These were on the MLS as a package deal.

As an example, seller usually has to complete a full short sale package to include YTD paystubs (Assuming they are employed) and well, they usually don't provide one or, they'll require proof of funds from buyer showing they  have the capacity to purchase and well, sometimes the agent provides a copy of earnest money instead.