Most of what I am purchasing nowadays has to do with systems ,scale, and automation, I have more money then time on my hands and although there is plenty of free information @Franco Li on the tech side I would rather have a follow along program ( my brain works better that way) deeper dive kind of stuff I find few share for free  so wading through is not efficient ."

I can use "selected accounts" and pick all the tenants but I want this to be very automated ... tenants will change and I'd like this report to keep up automatically.

Everything else is automated.

I went back to wholesaling again, this time automating everything I do.Currently, I'm building my cash buyers list for people who are interested in 2/1 properties that are about 900 sqft in areas where you can resell for $180 or more per sqft.

Also, something that I have seen here on BP, and something that I wish I had done is: Automate before you delegate.

I would always cut to the chase without sounding like a robot.

Does anyone know if this does exist or have any suggestions for any good ways to regulate heat in individual apartments or a way to automate the individual radiators in an apartment?  

And many of these firms are hiring talent of all ages, but in the area of robotics, sciences and other technology fields, a lot of young urban professionals are coming from CMU and need places to live close to these businesses.

Tax values are determined through what is called an automated valuation model ("AVM"), and this is a computer program like what they use on Zillow, Redfin, CoreLogic, etc, and it determines the 'value' of your home.

If you do decide to self-manage, I would recommend to really prioritize systems and rules, to use an automated platform for rent collection (Cozy, etc.), to set boundaries on hours when you will accept calls, consider a business phone line that is separate from personal cell and perhaps hire a helper to assist with simple, tedious tasks like posting ads and initial screening.