With literally dozens of software choices, ranging from free to fairly expensive, what would be a good option for someone with out any practical experience using them?

It literally breaks me down and exhausts me making it hard to concentrate on my bigger goals.  

I had to cancel once for a month long stay a week in advance due to pneumonia, and the host literally wanted to keep $1100, which I thought was excessive.

The only situation when a realtor as we know them now makes sense is a house flipper than essentially wants to sub out the selling portion of the deals, or a person who literally doesn't want to do it themselves - such as people who pay for groceries to be delivered.

I’m on these email lists of note businesses, and every day, I get emails about these dudes who literally started up a whole five minutes ago closing eleventy billion deals since they started.  

My assumptions for this: 1) Multifamily investing is more expensive, thus requiring 25% down of a higher price that frankly I can't afford right now. 2) Banks will only give a 75% LTV on an investment property that is 5+ doors.3) Management fees will ruin my bottom line (if I can't negotiate a lower percentage for multiple units).4) multifamily properties need more work at the price I can afford. 5) I should walk the properties before I buy, but that means going literally anywhere else since I live in Cali.6) I don't want a JV or partner.

(A few couldn’t wait for the project to complete and literally walked away.

(I ended up doubling my money, but only after being 9x if i sold at the bubble)You need to be thankful for what you haveWhy cant you just be normalGod gave you what he gave you for a reason"I tell her I grew up in this arena and I've done literally years of research, with my dad and on my own.

I came from a completely different side of the work force which was health care, so everything a literal 360.Where do you go for your list sourcing?

When I was looking for my first property I kid you not, I analyzed literally every single property from my realtor's MLS link.