Hi Leira,I recommend Colibri, I used them for my courses here in California.

Even if you hold your properties in your personal name rather than an entity, it's a great idea to keep the financials separate for tax filing purposes and for your sanity.Once you've done this, it's way easier to implement a cash flow management system such as Profit First (highly recommend) that allows you to properly budget for reserves, etc.And, of course, it makes it easier to do the same with your personal finances once you no longer have "business" transactions commingled.I'm happy to workshop some of this with you free of charge if you want to go deeper into these topics.I've been through this myself.Just let me know (DM)!

But even if you're not a real estate professional, you can still find some good options here.

If such a person exists, I'd greatly appreciate any recommendations.Additionally, I'm open to considering non-professionals who excel in specific areas where professional advice may be lacking.

Very professional.

Take the same approach you would if you were going to college and getting a professional degree. 

Skip the home inspector and get professionals to inspect the areas of your concern.

I was wondering if anyone knew of any Social Media Marketing courses out there that would teach how to market on those platforms from scratch.

@Corben Briggs are your books clean so to speak, or do they require adjustments by your tax professional?

It's crucial to have a clear understanding of what is included in the property management fee to ensure that it aligns with your needs and expectations.Understanding the intricacies of property management fees is crucial for owners seeking professional management services.