Surprisingly there's nothing easily found on the web.

Additionally apps are more accessible and faster because some people’s phones take too long to load web pages and they get impatient.

I have a method that I'm formulating, but it is very data intensive (requiring web-scraping and statistical models), but a "good enough" solution could save me a lot of time.

It can be just about completely passive if you use a broker/match-maker to handle everything for you. 

Also, the web of entities that Glenn mentions is truthfully pointless.

If the owner employs a management company, then the management company is required to obtain the business license - not the property owner.according to the tab (Profits Tax) on the same page above, I should NOT file form RD-108 either to pay KCMO city earnings tax, because I am a passive investor, and not actively involved in the management of my property.The problem is that, I did submitted my business license application a few weeks ago (still in the process) before I checked the KCMO web side.

I haven't had time to really look into it.https://flippingmastery.com/web/fs-jv/?

My strong advice is to stay off the web when looking for a lender, Nicole.

We have a management LLC (owned by my wife) & I have an LLC for my web design, authoring and consulting business.

Embracing a full-speed-ahead approach, I've drafted a rough business plan and developed a Progressive Web App (PWA) calculator, a tool to help me evaluate properties, determine appropriate rent, and calculate tax deductions – it's all about being prepared!