It can assist and some parts of it can be but you need human interaction. 

I don't like technology and would rather spend my time interacting with clients.

But if not, or if my tenant keeps bringing him over, I'll need to get them both out asap.A few extra details:- This is an inherited tenant on a month to month lease- The abuser was living with the victim but was not on the lease- Abuse happened on the property, victim was hospitalized, and abuser was arrested- Tenant is section 8Any advice would be greatly appreciated.From the outside looking in, it seems that you'd put your family in more danger if you start interacting with this person you view as dangerous and telling them you don't want them around.

I have spoken with them in the past and my interactions have always been pleasant but I would benefit from an unbiased perspective from the BiggerPockets crowd. 

I have realized the importance of interacting with like minded individuals and am excited to make some connections with great people!  

Their interactions are with the PM and lawyer but my name and address are on the property title if they were to look.

Both are for self starters, with less human interaction, but I do highly recommend everyone to actually start off on a team.

With less socialization and in-person interaction in our world today, self-managing your rental property from a distance can be stressful and a full-time job.

@Darcy Currie Most financial planners I've interacted (except my personal CFP) are not keen on real estate investing or on clients withdrawing $ to buy real estate.

Like TurboTenant and Stessa, is anyone using an online platform that allows you to easily manage your contacts and even possibly your interactions with them?