The title rep can give the realtor online access to their title companies online platform whichit makes available to its customers.

So if I get let's say 20 properties, and I'm managing them under some online software system, doing the accounting through quickbooks, should I keep separate bank accounts for each property? 

After listening to about 30 hours of multiple podcasts, tons of youtube videos, skimming through facebook groups (which btw; half these people in these groups can barely structure a sentence and are full of online drama), calling these "guarantee you 5+ deals a day programs" and after hearing they require a payment of $5,500 for information I can get for free online, I am a little weary and I'm wondering if this is as easy as 80% of people who are doing it are claiming it be ?

Does anyone have experience with any  rent pay online platforms?

It's worth considering how your unit will look in photos online and the more appealing it can be, the better it will rent.

Bad tenants try to game it (you). 

Your first step should be to watch this podcast How to Become “Set for Life” with Scott Trench | BP Podcast 223:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/show223  Personally, I think you're a bit new to the game to be looking for a mentor. 

Full disclosure, I am completely new to Real Estate Investing and when I say "completely new", I mean asking the most basic questions that may seem like a no-brainer for most others that have been in the game for six months or more.

I can't tell you how excited I am to be apart of this forum and how much I've learned in just two days of listening to the podcast and practicing with the online tools provided! 

@Calus Glispie the purpose of earnest money is for you to have skin in the game.