You will need someone to be able to check to see if units are cleaned out after vacating, overlock/unlock delinquent units (assuming you don’t have more advanced door technology), and to deal with units that need to be auctioned.

There's a common theme, be aggressive, but be smart. 

I have often used My Smart Move by Transunion and also used the services provided through my Buildium account, but I need more options since these services require the tenant to receive an email with a link to the screening request.I know I could always require them to go to a public library and create an e-mail account and access it there, but that isn't so easy for some people. 

Go over and meet him with  paper work to sign if he will not sign a new lease advice him he has 30 days to move out  .Not responding to your attempt to reach out is rude not  a smart move on his side .

Next, We are looking to put about 160,000 down, Would it be smart to finance the building and the assets with one conventional loan?

No, what I really need is a Realtor who knows more than I do and can tell me if a house I select would be a smart move, ie would it re-sell.

Architecturally, these buildings are the least desirable and building infrastructure and technology is out-dated.

All units will have smart locks on them and I will include WiFi to my tenants.

They would not pay and fill out the "smart move" screening.

Smart or foolish?