as my host and have custom-designed all 4 of my sites.Personally, when I visit a broker's site I want something clean and easy to navigate; no noisy or visual bells and whistles, please.

I would not have known if John Hyre hadn't ask me to come and speak at a MOM event in Indiana which was followed by another MOM event hosted by Shawn in Rolla, MO.

Nice................we had a similar news story about a local club having a Job fairhttp://www.abc15.com/content/news/phoenixmetro/central/story/Phoenix-strip-club-Christies-Cabaret-hosts-job/gXq__MItG0u7PR4xnkYW4A.cspx

I have very minimal web design knowledge, so I was thinking of starting with a basic hosting site like homestead.com, where I can start with template.

By the time I saw the negative reviews, the next guests were arriving and the local area manager quit on him and I was stuck as primary host responding to the guests. 

There are pre/post rental inspection forms included as well, amount a whole host of other forms, many free if you click on the tab for forms.

Airbnb is relatively hot around us and we are located very close to two places that host classes/seminars/etc.Any initial gut thoughts?

There are a host of different level apartments in my area from highrise to old multi-family victorian homes.

Is there a web host or certain online service provider you would recommend for getting motivated sellers to enter their info so I can follow up with them as well as put them on email campaign?

I thought of traveling from city to city, hosting hundreds of people in small convention halls (who would pay a nominal fee, natch) but I don't want to travel constantly.