I used several lease templates that I found as a starting point, then created custom leases for my properties from those, and had my lawyer review them.

Nothing beats a custom optimized CRM to fit your needs and how you do business.I honestly feel like everyone selling CRM try really hard to make people believe they need an "out-of-the-box" system, but this truly HAS to be customized to how you manage your leads.For Lead generation we leverage GrumpyHare. 

There are a lot of opportunities to keep it full while negating the full time management/customer service aspect.

Looking into a DST as a backup (thanks to @Dave Fosters recommendation) and intrigued by all of this information.   

Customer reviews are always helpful, but this is another tool in your belt for vetting companies.

The more you can tell inquisitive callers about the property, the more likely you will foster a “hot” lead.Tax Assessor’s WebsiteFinding cash buyers may be as straightforward or as complex as you make it; other times, it’s as easy as familiarizing yourself with a local tax assessor’s website.

I live in the Rabbu site - I like the customization aspect, with most sites it provides enough information to make accurate assessments, you can also pretty clearly see the difference between a well run STR and a MEH run STR.

Except their customer service is only through email.

If it is your first, you don't need software just yet-- already there will be such a learning curve from how to manage your place and talking to customers.

@Dave Foster, thank you for the detailed info!