I totally understand what you mean — Zillow Rental Manager is great when you’re starting out, but once you go beyond one or two units, it can feel like it’s missing a lot of key features. I was in the same spot recently and started looking into RentRedi. It definitely has more tools for managing maintenance, payments, and even tenant communication. If you’re curious how they stack up, there’s a blog post that compares them pretty clearly. It lays out strengths, weaknesses, and which kind of landlord each is best for. You can learn more in that article — it helped me realize Zillow had run its course for my needs.