I currently use Lead Propeller and like the user interface; but if you search on all the top lead generating google searches, majority of them are IC sites.

I made transitions to interface with the old 10inch pine plank wood flooring & made cedar trim around the stair edges.

I'm in the process of switching to Tenantcloud because the user interface is easy and organized.

I like the interface, so far.This property is on the barrier island in the area South of Cape Canaveral and Cocoa Beach, so demand seems to be pretty high My first booking is for January for 5 adults and 60 days. 

I've been using the web since 1992 via an interface called Lynx -- when I visited my brother at University.

The Apple solution is a lower risk choice as you can choose to run either OS any time you like.The Apple OS is fundamentally a Unix based OS with an intelligent user interface on top.

I started using it and it is wonderful ever since. it track and record 95% of your drive and then it has an easy interface that you can classify either business or personal.It's free for the 1st 40 drive then you have to pay 60$ for a year, which is 5$ a month.

No public interfacing, nor operations.

We establish Mondays as the days we are most likely to be working on the properties, so our tenants interface with us most often on Mondays.

There's a solar panel company I'm familiar with that sub-meters with a web interface for the landlord to see how much was used by Unit A, Unit B, Unit C, etc, for a property that isn't officially a 3-unit and has one 'official' meter.