I've been all over the place on the web looking at the most popular turnkey rental investment places such as Morris invest, Memphis invest, etc.........only reason being I'm looking at this area is because I'm not sure if I'm gonna invest in my area. 

There is a huge demand not only for owner occupied 2-4 units, aka house hack, but also there is demand for pure investors not looking to owner occupy.  2-4 units are a popular investment vehicle and is loudly touted from the roof tops in my circles, REIA groups and all over the web including here where the term house hacking was invented by @Brandon Turner, though I think I personally did house hacking before him, but didn't know the term.I have related in print previously about a friend of mine who bought, a condo, 3 townhouse, a 3 unit apartment, a 4 unit apartment building and a farm; all as an owner occupant. 

Marcus and Millichap and Colliers often publish it right on their web sites.

If someone expresses interest, I send them to my web site. they can self screen (or not) and then apply.

They don't have a web portal, so if you have to go look for a particular expense, you would have to call them.Madison Management on the other hand is also a servicing company that you can board your notes with.

Does anyone know of the least expensive best web hosting/creation website company for newbie REI's? 

@Dimitri Jean-pierre you can start by digging around the web site but the problem is that you don't even know what you don't know.

If you e-file, you dont have to mail in a copy.Also next year look into freefile by IRS (the official link to use the software is below), which provides free online software (all web-based) at no cost to you and will e-file for free as long as your household income is 66k or lower.

@Scott Heitman I tried searching the web for the information you need, but I couldn't find anything.

Do a youtube on the park, surroundings, container usage, cleanup, etc on your web page.