You honestly don't need a website to get someone to say yes.

When it comes to finding deals, Redfin and Zillow are okay for general browsing, but if you're serious about multifamily, I’d check out LoopNet and Crexi for commercial multifamily deals, and also get plugged into local investor-friendly agents and wholesalers who often have access to off-market opportunities that never hit the big sites.

Quote from @James McGovern: If you have a tenant that is way behind in paying back rent and you want to put this on their credit report, what web sites make this easy to accomplish and have low fees?

Quote from @Lee Ripma: @Sean Pedeflous - I have not personally used this company but they have an algorithm based rapid cost seg which is similar to the two others I have used, KBKG and DIYcostseg.com.

.- A strategic website that attract leads- A brand presence people can trust- Messaging that actually connects- Case studies that show resultsBecause when someone’s ready to buy or sell,they don’t scroll for hours.They pick the FIRST one who feels REAL!

That's where I think I can provide value, especially with a lightweight, user-friendly interface.On the lease storage and rent adjustments, yes - the landlord side will include a web platform where you can upload leases, store documents, track payments, adjust rent, etc.

I've found myself absolutely intrigued by the idea of getting around this town on an ebike.

You can check sites like Roofstock, Rent to Retirement, or even BiggerPockets Marketplace to start browsing turnkey options, and also connect with local agents who specialize in investment properties. 

It’s amazing a website this large and with this much revenue cannot put a viable app together..

It doesn’t happen anywhere else on BP or any other site.