I appreciate the concern but it’s honestly not that big of a hassle in my opinion, and by me bringing it to BP folks for ideas, I am truly interested in pursuing for my business.

Lessons learned education on going I decided to get back into it with a business mind set.

The ones I have heard of/tested are as follows:Beyond Pricing, PriceLabs - are automated pricing toolsLodgify - is strong in website development (if you want to drive direct bookings) but from what I viewed are not as strong in the management toolsYourPorter - Cleaner communication toolOneRoofTop - decent tool set, heavy lifting, questionable sustainabilityMyVR - expensive but decent tool setBookerville - their customers love them, their technology appears to be old school (so does their name)I too am on the hunt for a solution because I want to become more passive, moving away from the daily grind of working "in" my business so I can work "on" my business. 

Treat investing as a genuine business rather than a side hustle.

He has a big business, managing 1,500+ doors.

I use to do business via a C Corp, but because of the FAPI rules, the tax deductions have been lowered to 1.9x instead of 4x.

Then you would be back to business.

@Jay Samudio great advice from @Melanie P.Also, in our 24 years of experience, a tenant that has to get emergency relief typically ends up behind on rent again very soon.Be sure the tenant cooperates with providing documentation explaining why they fell behind and that the problem is highly unlikely to repeat.If they won't cooperate and state, "none of your business', then what does that tell you?

On the other hand, my most recent apartment purchase was from a large, well-established REIT that appears healthy, and I have not been very impressed by how they ran their business.

Creating an US business entity to purchase the properties.