Utilize online platforms, real e­state listings, and work with local real estate­ agents to search for potential prope­rties.

That's where services like Nestment or other co-buying platforms come in: they act as an unbiased partner that says "this is what you should think about when buying a home with someone else", and help you set up an LLC, etc. 

That being said if your new purchase will cash flow then I would recommend Brandon Turners new mortgage platform betterlife.com/ref.

It will help us assess where the "bar" is in terms of competition and what consumers are looking for on the platform.

It was designed specifically for real estate investors BY real estate investors, which is one of the things that differentiates it from other banking and bookkeeping platforms and why I think it serves its purpose so well.

Run payments via an online platform (We use Rent Manager)3.

ie: pricing software, listing platforms other than Vrbo and Airbnb, digital guestbooks, integration software, direct booking sites, camera subscriptions, other subscriptions etc.Then what percentage of all this software is it of your net profits?

It's essential to familiarize yourself with the local landlord-tenant laws and work with a reputable property management company to ensure smooth operations.Short-Term Rental Laws: Philadelphia has regulations on short-term rentals, but it is still possible to operate Airbnb and similar platforms within the legal framework.

Just FYI, even this platform considers those "leads", not leads. 

I'm generating more leads than I can use and am looking to monetize them.Does anyone know of any platforms or marketplaces where such leads can be sold directly to listing agents?