Depending on how big you're going to get, think about using customers instead of classes for your properties.

@Ron Dancy It swings both ways also , I have had my share of unreliable , slow and no pay customers .

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You didn't really give an ideal of scope/scale as far as if you are talking about one lot for a custom home, or if you are talking about a piece of land for a potential tract of multiple homes. 

I only have to make extra API calls to different services, but most API calls are pretty cheap, in the range of $0.05-0.20I also do plan to add more of the skip tracing data to the google sheet and notifications, i.e if the owner is deceased, etc.Besides this service, I would also offer free webhosting for any website I would build for the customer ($200-$300 to build a real estate website), as long as the subscription is active.

After the teams were announced for the Pop Tarts bowl I created a custom landing page for the game and the property.

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Okay when you're done logging in all your properties, you will go to the customer center and enter in all your customers.

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Are the tools and templates (like the policies manual) truly plug-and-play or did they need major customization?