Some charge tenant fees, some don't integrate as deeply with bookkeeping tools, and some have limited customer support.

Homeowner.ai seems to have a pretty accurate automated valuation tool.  

In addition to the tools already mentioned there is PropertyHub and Pennymac.Use the tools to get potential comps.  

In which tools are you using to monitor your flips?

Hey everyone — I’ve been building a lightweight rental management app in Microsoft Access, and I’m curious how many small landlords still use desktop tools like Access or Excel.I’m aiming to launch by late August, and it’s designed specifically for self-managing landlords who:Don’t want to rely on cloud softwareHate paying monthly subscriptionsJust want something simple that works offlineSo far, it lets you manage properties, tenants, leases, payments, and even shows reminders for things like late rent or expiring leases.

In today's fast-paced world, artificial intelligence (AI) has become a powerful tool for streamlining tasks, boosting productivity, and unlocking new forms of innovation.

Link to tool here and article. 

Quick follow-up:This tool is actually already live — it's a real-time dashboard that maps how sentiment is changing across cities and regions, based on news and commentary in the real estate space.I’m not trying to sell anything here, just curious:Would something like this be useful to investors, analysts, or brokers trying to track market momentum or confidence?

Purpose of this missive (besides providing me a forum for venting to a targeted audience)...DON'T LET THE TECH TOOLS BE THE TAIL THE WAGS THE DOG...what gets you paid now is what has always gotten you paid (I've been an investor for over 35 years)...1.

What skiptracing tool or service has been the most effective for you in terms of accuracy, ROI, and overall productivity?