@Ajay A.Hello and Welcome to BiggerPockets, the Best Real Estate site on the web.

Also with my PM'er be doing most of that for me I'd, typically, only see a single deposit each month in my bank account.I would like to track my property financials in some sort of system, would prefer web based and not just excel.  

I went to the county assessor's web site and looked for the park's address.

||Fundamentals||Would anyone be willing to share their methods of understanding local markets, and calculating the best times to buy distressed properties for investment?

It should be a web solution so I can access it form work, home, mobile, etc.I want to be sure my data is available.  

On the other hand, if Roderick was merely consulted for several hours over the phone, spoke about the possibilities and risks, and then you went your own way based on that conversation, without a final legal opinion from Roderick, then I would be much more hesitant.Again, it's just hard for me to imagine that Roderick was advising clients to open up multiple LLCs to bypass the one million-dollar restriction, for example, when that obviously won't fly with the SEC in the most fundamental way.

I've looked up the owner on the assessor's web site and it only has the address of the current house.

I've never used sites like these to generate leads, but i've been considering making one just to have a presence on the web for my own investing purposes.

And the fundamental input to it is the NOI; true, the DSCR is the go/non-go number the bank will use.

FUNDAMENTAL MISTAKE, especially if/when there's a dispute and you get into court.Then tenant becomes an unpaid labouror and you are afoul of State labor laws.Secondly, you have no control over the quality of work or of meeting building codes.