Its brutally painful when my father has close to 60 units and renters work odd hours So my question is this, what are some good options for landlords who's tenants may not particularly be familiar with the Internet or smartphones?

I've been doing some research on the internet for city demographics, putting together some charts, tables, spreadsheets etc.

It does a better job of ascertaining the FMV of a home and doesn't even require an internet connection! 

Check them out on the internet.

I feel the need to contribute to the best site on the internet to real estate investing.About me:I grew up with a brother 20 years my senior, working at construction sites. 

I need an inspection lined up for a SFH mid January, looking for recommendations on top of me scouring the internet and my agent. 

I've never had that problem, although lots of the internet companies I've consulted for sure do!

What is the layout upstairs?

From my experience I could tell you what kind of tenants you'd likely get given the area and price-point, what units you're competing with locally, what kind of layouts are preferred, what kind of amenities are preferred, and most importantly, if any "deal-breakers" exist in the unit.

It's just a little weird living in CA and seeing prices over the internet for 2bed condos for $90k.