Pause.This new era would rather buy into a guru, a program, an app, or anything in between or something similar to do this work for them.

My recommendation would be to continue to use Excel, a note taking app, and a reminder app.

But one of the best resources I've found is just reading, and listening to, as many books on the subject as I could find to really help deepen my knowledge and expertise.I actually just started listing to audio books over the last year or so and found a great app called Libby, that you can download for free through the Cleveland Public Library system and there's tons of great audiobooks on real estate and investing that I listen to when I'm driving and has helped me a lot!  

Zillow and similar apps don't seem to even offer land lease options.

Is Nerd Wallet an app based only platform?

Hospitable is a great app and it's the one I recommend for most people.There are 2 philosophies people follow when it comes to MTR apps.

Ever since the BP app came out I've been reading on my phone.

This ordeal has shed light on the risks associated with relying solely on fintech apps, particularly those that operate without a banking license and depend on third-party banks for processing.

As far as the practicality, you want to look for homes with somewhat separate spaces, and theres an app now called padsplit that I've not used but have heard good things about to help with the management nuance of it.  

Taskrabbit or Thumbtack are apps to find handymen