There are online platforms that will help keep your landlord duties organized, such as avail, buildium, appfolio, etc.

Your best bet would be to find a portfolio lender.

@Allison Hodges if you’re remote and don’t have contacts in the state to give you recommendations, google is probably your best bet.

If you find some properties 5-10 units see who the listing agent are, I bet you'll repeatedly see a few brokers a few times.

Found them via a crowdfunding platform as a way to pay from the phone app.Parking some money in US dollar Coin on Circle a merchant account we set up to take payments online. it looks straight and pays 7.70% on our account balances.

Your best bet is to identify a market you want to invest in, find a local investor friendly agent who knows how to find off-market deals and identify good on-market deals, and then hand off your properties to a good local property manager/contractor.

A private money route may be your best bet.

I am a new investor to the world and to the platform.

Like TurboTenant and Stessa, is anyone using an online platform that allows you to easily manage your contacts and even possibly your interactions with them?  

We are developing a convenient, easy-to-use platform for landlords and tenants to have an insight into an intermediary outsourced property management activity, and for intermediaries to keep good relationships with their customers.