Afterall, you are managing your properties.I actually use some variation of that myself with a name followed by "Property Management". 

There's a number of landlord specific programs that offer free trials so you can definitely try before you buy with most of them.Whatever you choose, it's difficult to move from a platform once you are into it.  

After so many trials and errors, it's time to ask for help.

I tend to over analyze but, now I'm ready to make it happen as there’s no better education than experience with trial and error.The market in NYC is pretty high to say the least so I've been studying markets outside the area within a 2 hour drive such as:Essex County, NJ(Newark, East Orange, Irvington)Lehigh Valley, PA(Allentown, Easton, Bethlehem)Connecticut( still learning markets)Now here's the dilemma I'm currently facing which would also define with what market I should pursue.

Attorneys are a very important part of my business team, and finding a good one takes time, trial, and error.   

Typically the response is a variation of "hell no" or "put it in writing".

In addition, it has expanded owner information, which is what I was looking for. reonomy offers a 3 day free trial, which you can use to test drive the platform.

Trial Short Term-Build a Nationwide Network. 

It sounds like what you want to do is a variation on the BRRR idea (Buy, Renovate, Refinance and Rent).  

Talk to other landlords in the area, learn from there trials and tribulations.