It just depends on which interface you are most comfortable with. 

My rep was very positive and professional and the web interface is clean and easy to use.  

I tried booking - week interface and bad hosting terms, and Trip Advisor didn't provide much. 

Users like it because the interface is clean and user friendly, and the final reports that can be generated are very robust.

Your agent needs to have experience with renovation and it's not necessarily expertise you need to bring to the table.If you're concerned about interfacing with the contractor as a woman, this isn't a concern as the agent is interfacing with the contractor, not you.     

I thought the interface was perfect for investors who have a handful of properties.

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While Rentler charges potential tenants a higher application fee, we like Rentler's user-interface far more than Apartments.com. 

I’m in Canada and looking to be able to collect rent and interface with my tenant through software as far as payment goes.

It’s free for you & your tenant (unless they pay by credit card) and the user interface is simple to navigate.