As for rent collection, bookkeeping, etc I recommend you go through some online demos of different products to see what works best for you.

When I did some online research I was getting a lot of conflicting information. 

I can see when a request is submitted via an online portal and I can see what the request is for and how the PM is handling it.

*Hibid.com is online local auctions that you can bit on and then drive to pick up your purchases.

Should I use online services like LegalZoom? 

I checked online and I did not find any standards/rules.The lady in the unit 2 facing the construction is working in the office most of the week and she pays a rent of $ 2750 per month;  we agree for a $ 300 rebate when we signed the lease few months ago.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

There are previews of it online, and if it seems to be your thing and you're seeking more knowledge about the business in general this book seems like a good- investment. 

All I can tell online is that the judicial foreclosure sale are blighted properties that only have a 60 day redemption period and afterward the purchaser gets free and clear title vs. 12 month redemption for non-judicial sale.Thanks!

I would look up Deeds in your county recording dept online and search through the pages until you see one that has an entity TIC.