Of course, there are some other sites like Zillow, Realtor.com, Homepath.com, HUD webpage and others but that page is were the action is. 

It is state law, which governs the use of tenant security deposits, please check the webpage of your States Real Estate Commission on information about your local "Tenant Security Deposit Act". 

If you see a listing that says Washington Local and it is close to the borders, go to the school's web page to double check to see if it is in the district. https://www.wls4kids.org/MapsS...

You can use the Search function at the top center of the web page, or can read back posts on the Short Sales ForumI have also found theREO Forumwill also have short sale info mixed in.BTW, before you hit the Submit button, get in the habit of trying Preview first to make sure the bold and such turned out the way you wanted it.

They have a mobile app and their web page is mobile friendly.  

Then walk up to everyone and let them know that you're the person to go to for buying and selling properties.positive attitude is usually the main thing you need to make it. simple things you can do. get a gimmick (business card with your dog on it that stands out from the boring ones.)maybe add that to a simple landing webpage. you don't need anything fancy, but a page that is reference on your card where they can fill a form or click on your email address to contact you.have a catchy email address linked to your domain.

You can check out the ordinance for Oceanside on their webpage. 

Don't just go for fancy webpages.

Attract prospective tenants with professional photos that pop off the webpage.

For your questions, go to their web page.