Most of the bigger companies will turn it away due to level of danger and blight in the area.

I’ve got some tenants that have been in my units 10-15 years (prior to me buying them) and are at market level rents.

I do think that new investors should spend a lot more time doing research on their own with books, internet education, and Bigger Pockets before ever considering any high level coaching programs. 

Everything I seem to find is very high level about how to raise capital, how to find a deal, how to get your first deal, etc. but I cannot find anything that does a deep dive on real estate investing systems and structuring!

Most likely when seasoned professionals started out, they were guided and mentored by people who were levels ahead of them.

I have a client that uses a local bank account and it won't pull so I would have to manually enter them.But you can use it as a corporate level accounting.I have another client that uses Buildium to manage his own and other properties and he has his corporate accounting in there so he didn't have to get another accounting platform. 

You can analyze a brand new property and compare that to an existing property, a fixer-upper, or whatever. 

Admittedly, I'm a late adopter of a lot of the AI stuff, but I think it's still a little immature for some of the higher-level use cases you mentioned.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/short-term-rental-loans-a...High Level --Conventional will typically offer lowest rates/fees but harder to qualify, especially if you are scaling and past the first couple of properties or going for the high-end of the market-2nd Home (10% Down) - should be very careful here - these are not intended for STR properties and people using them for pure investment properties are entering dangerous territory (you are attesting to use it as a rental half the year or less, no management, need to live in proximity, etc.)- DSCR Loans - typically your best bet if you don't quality (or have "outgrown") conventional or looking to scale a portfolio or diving into more specialized markets. 

IMO, it is a bad business decision to buy a house at that price level unless you are paying cash.