I've explained to them that it doesn't matter what they think it's worth or what Zillow says it's worth.

I am currently using Quick Books Online, which is great for the overall financials of the company, but I would like something that integrates the tools needed for CRE investing, partnerships and syndications. 

Keep in mind that online a 5% conversion rate is considered pretty good.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Rent collection should be fairly painless, especially with proper screening and if you setup online rent payment.

If you decide to file as an LLC, I can certainly lend my expertise on that matter.

If a tenant get a new job 1500 miles away then they going no matter if they have a 1 year lease or are a TAW.

The only one of these with online access is Note Servicing Center, not sure it matters??

My family member contacted me concerned about this matter (since I tell everyone that I am a REI and currently working to get my real estate license) however I have yet to encounter this scenario in my studies or in real life.

@Patrick Gomoljak It shouldn't be a problem to get a loan on the new house, then pay if off in a few months once the old one sells, provided your income can support qualifying for 2 mortgages at once (you'll have to qualify as if you planned on making both payments indefinitely, it won't matter to an underwriter that you plan to sell the old house soon).