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Investor Websites...Useful??
I am considering building a website with all of information for each of my apartments. I wanted to do this because it will be easier to market them and therefore, easier to rent them.
I was thinking of a site that listed the available rentals with pictures, type, square footage, and about 20 other variables so that prospective tenants would be able to look at the rental via the internet. This would cut down on showing to people not interested.
I think the interent has given everyone easy access to information. So, in this information age we live in, prospective tenants will appreciate having the information at thier disposal.
Is this a standard practice for you? Why or why not? What would make this better?