Most of them offer free trials, so it might be worth testing a couple out before locking into one.Hope that helps, and best of luck as you grow your portfolio. 

It’s pretty much a repeatable process each time I enter a new market: talk to locals, ask who they personally use, test with a small project, then gradually build out the full team.

For value‑add, keep scope light at first, verify market rents, and stress test vacancy, taxes, insurance, and CapEx before you offer.

If the guy's solid and has been in for several years, I'm a lot more comfortable than I am with someone who started this year -- then it starts looking like a shell game.Every adult must be on the lease, and each must pass your screening tests, and each must be responsible for the entire rent.

I just sent you a PM with details on a $15 test batch—the fastest way to lock in that data quality. 

In the early days of operating in DFW, we would repair foundations without testing the plumbing after.

Fire ratings, STC ratings, sprinkler systems, air barrier testing, and costlier mechanical systems—much of it driven by regulatory changes—are all at all-time highs.

@Jeff Hamann hey Jeff, I was able to get a test domain from an already registered domain so that error goes away. 

I would personally start local to gain experience before testing out other markets.

This is the ultimate first test to who you want to do business with.