If you're looking to get invested in the space in a physical way, you would benefit from attending local meet ups to find some regional investors that would help to shadow/mentor you. 

I would be willing to pay for someone to visit the property, make sure things are in order tenant wise and physical property wise, and maybe based on the amount of work needed charge me a quarterly fee but some charge a percent of whatever job they hire someone for... and some other formats... that I find bring less value but more cost. 

Besides, I’ve found I get more info from the inspector talking to me than the physical report!)

Perhaps you could get a smart thermostat, and you could put the physical thermostat in 1 unit and have a wireless controller in another.

I was a little confused when I first read this thread because, to me, 'direct deposit' means the deposit happens electronically--no one actually physically goes to the bank or whatnot.

If they don't serve the notice in person and physically hand the notice to the resident, then you can only get a judgement for possession and not for monetary damages.

At least here in Chicago they can also work as your physical mailing address for a business as well. 

The physical address is in Indiana, but the mailing address is in my local area.

SFHs are valued using the comparative market approach meaning, regardless of income, it's compared to the physical attributes of nearby recently sold homes.

Ask them upfront- are they comfortable using your programs, if not then you either make How to use my method videos or adapt.Overnight the paper form, or email it, or physically put in their hands and get a wet signature then upload to your system.