Hey @Lieren Schuette - it's a very popular question.

I have only self-managed a couple of SFO Bay Area SFR rentals, and looking to explore alternatives after my 1031 exchange of one of those properties.I have looked at a few turnkey or rental SFR investment sites such as roofstock (not sure if they are turnkey or just facilitate investments by providing rental estimates and guarantees based on as-is properties), doorvest, renttoretirement, and turnkeyinvestproperties.Are there popular and/or convenient options to look for, buy and manage larger complexes (apartments, commercial etc.) similar to the above list of options for SFRs?

Contrary to popular belief you can get financing to make a RE purchase in your IRA, usually at a 65% LTV.  

You can find the most popular books by searching the BP forums for "Top Books". 

So I don't particularly need a system that has extensive property management features, though I would still like one that is geared towards investors.From my research, I obviously came across the popular ones like Quicken and Quickbooks. 

Second home purchases have been popular for borrowers that want to use a home for vacation purposes, then rent it out on a short term basis when the home is not being used.

The property is directly adjacent to a very popular network of biking, walking, and snowmobile trails.

Another popular house hack strategy is more geared towards single individuals purchasing a home near a university or in a major city.

Decorative wall clads are popularly used in living room/drawing room/tv room giving a mesmerizing interior decor.

It is a very different feel from the rest of the city and I think it will prove very popular as time goes on.