Thanks, in my googling, I haven’t found a NJ bank that will let you open a tenant security account online many allow you to open a regular account  But I did just find NJ Realty post.

Check with a lender. 

Pretty much the same things that regular investors do but generally with 1) a greater focus on cash flow/cash on cash return than built-in equity or appreciation potential and 2) they tend to be more interested in security and it being low risk than active investors.

**Repayment:** The borrower makes regular payments to the lender according to the terms of the loan agreement.

There are also lots of meetups where you can meet other investors - check out the events page if you haven't already.Feel free to DM with any questions!

I checked out a few that could be decent to BRRR, but would need money than I want to spend starting out. 

Didn't check. 

I would double check with a real estate lawyer familiar with the laws in your state.  

Feel free to check back in with me.  

Appfolio typically requires you to have 50+ units to on-board last time I checked.