But you can also have them create your web design and integrate all of your prospects, clients and contractors for a little more.

I use a combination of this chrome extension on Zillow  https://chrome.google.com/webs...    

I recently purchased a small lake house in IL, which is sort of vulnerable to winter temps (= very lightly insulated crawl space where all plumbing is located).

I just assume that a large part of what took me so long is "you don't know what you don't know" and I'm in the crawling phase now.

I'm a full time web developer and have a background in design, and I've done two full live-in renovations (currently living in the 2nd).

Best advice I could give is get very familiar with navigating county web sites.

General question: outside of renting tools from a brick and mortar store, are there any web applications, mobile apps, or online marketplaces where people share construction/remodeling tools peer2peer (similar to turo, Airbnb, etc)?

The home inspection found very little concerns and said the crawl space foundation appeared to be reinforced during 2018 remodel which is consistent with the 2018 sales listing comment.Should I be concerned about the cracks in the stucco in the picture?

As long as you promote your properties for rent on the main channels, such as Zillow(One of the best, as it crawls quite a few sources), AZ Republic/AZ Central (Heavily read by many PHX residents), East Valley Tribune, Craigslist (inferior, due to scamming and lack of reach, but still works and free), etc, you will generate a lot of interest.

I can't say about Atlanta specifically, but generally you'll want to check the local municipality web site that the property resides in for any short-term regulations, as well as the HOA if the property belongs to one.