I am currently in Astroflipping, which is a wholesaling platform and the website I use is flipfundllc.com, my mentor sends them out through email and it's only about 12 dollars. 

Also I could be wrong but I think to legally lend in OHIO one needs to be state licensed and NMLS registered.. again could be wrong but I know we are setting up a very narrow niche lending platform there for foreclosing buying and I got recruited because they need my license to be legal.Now for the private folks who only do a few loans and don't hold themselves out as lenders like you obviously do there is usually a carve out.

Specifically, I’m interested in:Websites or platforms that list foreclosuresLocal auctions or foreclosure salesNetworking tips or local contacts who might be aware of upcoming opportunitiesThank you in advance for your help!

The platform also lets our tenants report maintenance issues, and see their rental account payment history at any time.  

Getting the sellers profiles sounds good, but not generally allowed.This might bight you later when the platforms realize you are not the original owners.I'd get everyone's contact info and tell them you are setting up new profiles under your name with your bank account etc. and ask them to rebook under the new profiles.Then I would offer discount pricing to start with to get more reviews and build your brand.

Hey Elijah, Utilizing MLS access for comps is the most reliable method, but if it's not available, you can still utilize the parameters Jonathan mentioned on other platforms like Zillow, Propstream, and Batchleads.

Where/what platform do my fellow investors like to acquire alternate assets?

@Natalia Davis I believe Zelle and Venmo and such platforms now have to keep track of payments beyond $600.

Avail, Apartments.com, Buildium, RentRedi, and several other platforms allow you to make leases that can be signed online electronically and also will then collect rent through their portal. 

You can find reliable lease agreement templates through legal platforms like Rocket Lawyer or LawDepot.