They do have filters, but it's clunky and time consuming compared to QBO's search. 

As far as finding the property and in which market to buy, that has been the most time consuming for me with analyzing deals, putting in offers, etc. 

All communications have to be through email, which is some cases is great, but in others it is horrificly time-consuming and inefficient. 

On our development side we stopped going because it was getting too costly and time consuming to deal with.Not sure if they are still around, but check out ForeclosureRadar.com.

From my perspective it's not so much about being bitter about competition from people brokering without a license, as it is a consumer protection issue and looking out for this seller's best interests.

I know a few hosts who manage themselves, but it can quickly become very time consuming with every one-off maintenance issue. 

I do have a background in finance both consumer and commercial. 

When I evaluate a software, I first build a list of the most time consuming aspects of my existing work process.

After looking more into bankers code, private  lending and doing a lot of research, I came to realize that it is a job and not passive in any way.Don't get me wrong, I would love to do private lending but regulations makes it very difficult and time consuming.

The last crash created ways for banks to help consumers and they are already offering help.