But as an out of state investor, I couldn't do AirBNB if it requires me to hand out key codes and to constantly gauge pricing and updating the web site etc. 

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.

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!