Hey Brian, I think this is less a reflection of the HM lenders than it is a function of the stupid crazy hot marketplace right now. 

But you can just use the search function if you want.The reason this is such a good metric, if it wasn't obvious, is that increased population yields increased activity...more people means more money from the state, county, city, what have you.

If those are the current body colors of the house, I'd go with a rich, warm hue for the entry, like a deep burgundy, and unless it has a decided function, remove the glass "storm" door.Find a couple of matching, cool-looking mailboxes and position them together centered under the window.I'd also paint the garage doors a dark gray, about halfway between the siding and roof colors.Replace the carriage fixtures with something clean-lined and contemporary, and much LARGER.Then, do some landscaping... start with about 3-5 junipers or anything that grows tightly (almost straight upward) in a column-like form, plant them in a row along the front of the walkway, maybe with some seasonal color at ground level. 

Looking for a new CRM and want something that's kind of a start to finish product; includes a public facing website (replacing the one I'm paying for through HomeSnap), intakes leads from that site and other sources, sends automated messages and tracks their activity back to your website, along with other CRM functions.

However, looking at the layout it seems to be not as functional and I find it difficult to make it work for myself.

No peeling paint, windows must work, everything needs to be functional, etc.

There are a lot of houses that are structurally or functionally obsolete, and having a plan to bring them into the current demand is a great idea. 

The current owners are living there and they do have a functional kitchen and bathrooms.

This will help people connect with you after determining how their goals, services and resources align with yours.2. use the 'search' function to find topics, members and areas of interest.

If something in a home, even if it's a rehab, is functional and in good condition, you do not need to replace it.