I am a newly graduated professional, I got my real estate license in 2018 and got my bachelor's in Organizational Management this past August.

As a student of organizational development with an interest of economics and investing as a whole-Are you experiencing this yet?

My background is in Organizational Leadership (Ed.D from LaVerne class of 2013) and I have served as a Principal and teacher for high school students in the field of education for the past 15 years.

Given your background, I'm sure you're operating at a pretty high level organizationally so multi-tasking different wealth-generating avenues shouldn't be too much more to take on :) I think if you're going to drive for dollars then you need to find a way to provide value to the home owner.

The $45/month really isn't that much spread across 10 units, especially when you factor in the time savings and organizational benefits.

I'm living in Putnam County, New York and just started educating myself about real estate a few months ago while I was finishing my undergrad in Organizational Communication.

a couple of episodes back a guest mentioned an organizational chart he had on the wall that he kept his multiple projects organized on.

It depends on what works for you and your organizational/financial skills.I use a checking and savings for all rentals.Checking account is for income and expenses.Savings account is for security deposits and reserves.Let's say I have 10 units renting for $1,000 each and with expenses of $750 each.

For that price you get mls access and fantastic organizational and search tools.  

I noticed it has much more to do with the organizational skills and resources of the owner than anything else IMO.