It depends on the safe harbor rule that the platform is using.  

As far as I know their is no platform that will stop a tenant from using their services.

Overall I think BP is a very well run company and one of my favorite platforms.#1 - Cash Flow Investing - is for novice investors. 

Don't be afraid to share, we'd love to chat. biggerpockets.com/guestHint: You might be able to find many of these seasoned investors through your own platform (BP).

In the real estate SFH market, we observed multiple platforms like Zillow, Redfin, Realtor, Trulia, and Movoto - each offering unique user interfaces, features, and experiences. 

You do get a small boost on most booking platforms right when you list, but overall it takes time to gain traction and perfect your pricing strategy.

Online platforms like LinkedIn and BiggerPockets can also be helpful.

In areas with a lot of market activity, there will be more comps to choose from but please remember that CMAs also include active listing, under contract and expired data (not just sold data).Connecting with an agent who specializes in your area(s) of interest could be helpful here.We use 3 platforms, including our local MLS, to run CMAs.

You've always got to start there and then reverse engineer into the business platform you leverage.

It seems like a great platform (they call the sellers and vet the leads for you, then transfer the call so that you can try to work on acquiring the property).