In contrast, maybe a great piece from @Bob Beach on how to avoid customer churn. https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/899/topics/1175358-prop...Customer acquisition is only 1/2 the battle.

These sites typically provide extensive catalogs of floor plans designed by professional architects and designers, offering customization options to suit different budgets and project requirements.

It was a more 'manual' process and took some customization, but got the job done. 

I get it everybody has to make a buck , but I didnt hire the buyers agent , what ever they want to charge THEIR customer is fine with me , but I wasnt paying it .  2.5% sounds like a low number until you put it into real numbers on a $800k sale and you see it as  $20,000 . 

The data wasn’t useful in my smaller market and customer service was no help, they mostly seemed interested in upselling and refused any type of refund. 

I'm going to ride it out here for a bit on Avail because of the features I mentioned and their excellent customer service, but not driving tenants to my listings could result in thousands of dollars being left on the table. 

Customization Building from the ground up means complete control over design and layout, ensuring the property meets current market demands.2.

I am thinking of using online banking with no minium but I keep hearing stories its customer service is nightmare? 

I think what is becoming more and more important is having a solid investment thesis and understanding of your target market and the value proposition you are offering to your customers through your properties. 

Contractors are frequently working multiple jobs - and if they know you are out of town investors - how much priority is your job to them, versus meeting with other customers for their next job or finishing people who have their eyes on them.