Ref: Maverick Investment Group.Recently I sat threw a web presentation put on by Maverick Investment Group promoting turnkey properties in Kansas City.

Right now, I'm a web dev / programmer in the aviation industry.

Plus, I like the interface way better than most others.SmartThings Hub looks like this:Note: SmartThings has a web interface but it’s not really intended for use on a browser.

Depending on what's your preffered platform/required features I would suggest you to try out LandlordMAX for desktop, Landlordy or Housters as mobile apps and Pendo or TrueRent on the web.

Right now, I work for myself as a web developer, but would love to "retire" to short term rentals or something passive like that some day.

By trying to optimize your returns on your first deal, you'll fall victim to "paralysis analysis" and miss out on a whole bunch of opportunities in the future.My advice would be to follow through with a deal even if it's not perfect so you can gain the momentum and learning curve that is so important in real estate investing.

We would like to position the second company so that it can optimally grow with future commercial purchases. 

And even if it does, since flips are usually optimized processes, it wouldn't be for that long.Longer:Before moving to Chicago, I lived in Seattle, which was doing very well with respect to the real estate market.

I wish I knew to study this web site and the landlord tenant laws before I started.Learning this business on the fly is a recipe for disaster.

Hi Nitin, You can absolutely set up an LLC yourself on the state of tn web site.