@Cody Stuck Cozy is popular here but there are a number of other platforms out there that are worth checking out (Innago being just one of them - Avail and Tenant Cloud are also popular).Cozy is good but fairly limited.

The biggest thing I could encourage here is this:  dig into the "clouds" of where you want to go in real estate and MOST IMPORTANTLY why and get really clear there.  

when you buy them, do not buy them via quit claim, buy them with title insurance. they are really good at finding clouds on title 

It's been listed for a month, now, and while I've given many tours and followed up on every lead (I listed through Tenant Cloud which also lists on popular rental websites such as Zillow and Apartments.com, and I posted it on FB marketplace), I still haven't gotten the right tenant.

Cloud filing (Dropbox, OneDrive, iCloud) means you can access your files from anywhere.#5.

Obviously the title can’t be clouded when selling a property.

In addition, the Probate office in Perry County seemed cloudy/unclear on other aspects of recording a tax certificate or deed and, from what I could tell, was incorrectly using terms like "redeem," at least once stating that I, the investor, had to "redeem" a tax certificate before they would let me record it.To further cloud things, the judge told me she spoke with Shelley Tice, who reportedly confirmed that it was necessary to pay a "deed tax" in order to record a certificate.

The Adobe Acrobat Pro solution seems expensive and is subscription based.I don't think I want a cloud based or web based solution?

Turns out the property had no real chain of title, had been sold at tax sale and re-acquired by the same owner several times, in addition to several other clouds.  

Which means nothing to me personally but can cloud your judgement in future real estate investments.Most pro real estate investors try to leave emotion at the door or work strictly off of the numbers.If you say the numbers work, then they work.