We use Rently which handles the showing/background/credit check.

I am curious to understand why new development or even rehabs aren't being pre-wired for internet or smart home setups?

The internet is a great place to start for tax advice but when you get serious I’d highly recommend you not only consult a CPA, but one who specifically specializes in REI such as @Daniel Hyman

Multifamily is much more user friendly and a lot depends on the size and type of property you're looking at buying.

the strongest commercial investment is any box you can't buy goods from the internet,

Pay for a landscaper, it's also a good way for someone to get eyes on the property every few weeks.If you're covering all of the expenses so you can rent to college kids you also need to account for gas (if applicable) and internet/cable.You should be able to find the current taxes on line.

I could see it getting out of hand at maybe 50 units, but until then I plan on just managing with the good ol iPhone and the Internet.

At which point YourPorter users will have to switch from extended to whatever the call non-extended.

@Ben RyderSounds to me like you should move just to cut down on your commute.There is a lot of clickbait on the internet talking about a market crash.

If you get that answer in writing expect it to cost more than simple verbal responses.Also, internet research of certain terms may be useful, but realize that the legal definition may be different, and also may be location specific.Making a list of questions, and talking to an attorney about them all at once might prove useful--but remember he/she is on your time-clock/payroll, and huge list will probably cost more than a smaller list.