I'm looking to change platforms.

I've previously used Capterra as a platform to help with my decision - https://www.capterra.com/rental-property-management-software/

I'm not sure Meetup is the best platform to organize it around as that would be open to all including people who are brand new, and it could end up being lopsided on experience which isn't what I'm looking for.  

I have been recommended a firm that fits my criteria and budget, but I would like to check with fellow contributors on this platform if anyone has heard of the firm named Tri-Star Realty management in chicago before?

While Salesforce is an amazing CRM and can be developed to do just about anything you need, I am curious if there are other CRM platforms that may better be suited for real estate investing.

Which you can do and really dedicate yourself to, and gobble up every bit of knowledge every day.

In my specific case, I'm looking for keyless entry options that would be good for 8 units in one building, so the ability to manage all of them from one platform is important.

For reference, a basic website on an all in one platform, our labor base rate is $250.

@Darius Ogloza Exactly, think about it as HELOC for rental property owners, and rather then equity-based, it would be based on the AR(account receivables).Thing is HELOC is mostly for owner-occupied borrowers, it requires a second lien, and it's a lengthy process (weeks), What I'm thinking is a line of credit that is being approved and funded within 48-72 hours, no lien on the property, just general recourse on the borrower or routing rent payments via the lender as a processor (remaining funds go to the borrower's account so all expenses can be paid as usual).It's quite similar to fundbox, blueline or clearBan: but this time dedicated to RE landlords.

There aren’t any dedicated str mgmt companies in this market though.