BP has some great ones that can give you a good overview of the process of buying, rehabbing renting or flipping.

Alright we are definitely getting the overview of everything so thank you all for that :) - Describing my first deal might help with this too.

Most importantly, be sure to get a comprehensive professional inspection.

Well Ohio's a big place but for an overview of the Cleveland, Ohio market specifically you can check out The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods.

My recommendation  would be for you to plan for a 1031 which would be more comprehensive tax relief and simpler to navigate while you investigate OZs. 

We use Proper insurance and it is very comprehensive.

Insurance carriers are really tightening their restrictions this year so I think it is unlikely you will get a comprehensive insurance policy (RCV) without a roof replacement. 

NOTE - they don’t own any of these liens, they are just showing them on a site in a more comprehensible way. 

I've also come across Stessa, I haven't used it to the full extent where it even shows cash flow, but I've tried using the free version and it gives an overview of your portfolio.

Whenever you are dealing with passive investors / limited partners / non-managing members - it is good to bring on an attorney to overview what you are doing.The worst case is that your investment loses money and the limited partners see something was done incorrectly and they attempt to sue you for it.There are also various laws set up in place to protect investors - so you want to make sure that you follow all those rules.