Anyone familiar with this format or has had any luck converting it to something that is more organized or easily read? 

@Seth Deitchman Those are great goals:  Through Tax deed auctions you can certainly attain a profitable portfolio of flips/rentals if your Purchase Price is low enough to account for the rehab usually associated with Tax Deeds (as well as the other factors of course: neighborhood, market, etc). 

My financial planning team and I focus our business on anywhere from new to seasoned real estate investors on managing their cashflows, giving them a financially organized snapshot of their assets and liabilities, and helping them allocate their funds to achieve their goals.

The OH SOS does not give any more info than the attorney who filed the Articles of Organization. 

There is definitely money to made in SS, and plenty of people are doing it.I'll also add to Mike's comments that small increases are easily attainable as (1) tenants typically aren't talking to each other about price (i.e. comparing their rent), etc and (2) most tenants don't find a small increase in price motivation enough to spend money on a moving truck and spend a weekend or more moving their belongings to a new facility.

@Tami, for now I only have 2 tenants and was wondering if Cozy or another option will work to keep me organized without chasing after rent payments.

I generally ambush someone I think to be a contractor (full cart of building materials), who looks professional and organized.

We just dumped a lot on the organization in under week. 

I will be filing ethics complaints with the organizations she's a part of.

To offer some insight, I've been the commanding officer in a few different organizations, and dealt with debt collectors in various molds on a regular basis (probably once a week).