-reliable "handyman" who can deal with minor repairs (make sure licensed and insured)-tenant self-inspection app or use third party service for inspections-vendors to service home functions, e.g. plumbing, electrical, HVAC, etc.

I have found many good contractors on thumbtack which is a contractor app.

I would add to what he said and reinforce getting out of Venmo and into a free landlording app like Azibo which will pull direct from their bank account and add late fees automatically.

Specifically the GE Launderday APP and this model??

Use tech tools like alert services and apps to find and reach out to homeowners.

Check out a website/app called Canva.

Filled out the app, I ran the stuff, offered to them, and they got me the deposit the same day.Told the nurse/family and they were beside themself.

This app is almost liek dealmachine for driving for $'s and propstream mixed together.  

@Cody Evans@Sean OToole  Cody this is off topic so OP don't yell at me.. but any one working distressed real estate on the west coast the very first thing they need is Property radar app .. hands down the best tool out there.. we snagged an off market deal last year that has over 300k in equity.Of course we pay cash that helps.. but this tool is super cool the info at your finger tips and it so cheap as to be a no brainer..

I am curious if there was a bank or app that you guys have used to keep your accounts separate, what kind of account, and how easy was it to withdraw, etc.?