(Smaller investor - holding properties in just one entity)My Must-haves:- manage multi portfolios- document management- auto import/connections to bank accounts- ability to handle tenant payments within the system (there are many varying levels of this across the spectrum, I just need a subset)- end of year/reporting/tax prep help- maintenance request workflow (with tenant and contractor logins/communication)What I really like about stessa - - low cost- the dashboards- unit listing and application/screeningwhat i do not like about stessa- sometimes broken-ness of bank connectivity- they went from free to paid and took away features and didnt grandfather existing users- lack of maintenance trackingI have not tried the application screening process in stessa yet.

It perfectly demonstrates pseudo-Marxist ideology being pushed by various liberal arts curriculums and political parties that drives this underlying contempt of capitalism and the opposite end of the spectrum of pure capitalist philosophy.The people being displaced are helpless victims with no personal responsibility and are a single homogeneous virtuous group of "the workers" and the people displacing them(another homogeneous group) are evil profit hungry rent-seeking capitalist, their to exploit them, "the land owners/investors".several replies make perfect arguments that represent my feelings about the specific questions posed, i'll let you  assume what  replies I relate with.I would offer some more philosophical questions back to the OP and others leaning toward the "socialism" side.Is a shark evil for eating a seal, or a human? 

Spectrum has cable box free app for smart TVs that bring in basic package on top of the standard apps on the roku platform is what we use primarily.

On the other hand, there's a spectrum when it comes to risk management.

It seems like we are buying properties in far more distress and moving them further up the spectrum into high end for their markets. 

Whether it is "wrong" or "right" is going to depend on where you reside on the political spectrum and your personal bias.

I have partners who are up and down the age spectrum.

- Turn key gets you closer to that impossible side of the spectrum.

It's a great read for understanding the basics and beyond.These books cover a broad spectrum, from foundational principles to practical strategies, providing a well-rounded introduction to real estate investing.

Each to their own and nothing personal but there is also the other side of the spectrum where folks don’t know what they are doing, use stupid leverage and get into a lot of trouble.