At some point in the future I plan on building out a tenant portal so it has a better purpose but for now it just showcases work (and available apartments).  

With the announcement of the above measure, Rightmove (the UK's largest portal) reported a record number of views.

@William Garcia if the numbers work on a given property you can give it a second look, but take two things into account.1) where it is on the flood map, not all properties in a flood zone are at risk of catastrophic flooding make sure that you know where your property lies and its risk of flooding before making the decision (females flood map can be found here https://msc.fema.gov/portal/ho...)2) FEMA is supposed to revisit the flood maps and flood insurance rates will be adjusted in October 2020 (this may have changed as a result of COVID-19) so the numbers and your ROI may look a bit different than your initial projections if and when the change happens.Hope this helps

Online owner portal with up-to-date and historical reporting.

You will have an on-line secure login to a portal so you can track results on-line, real-time 7/24.

I would check out GoSection8.com as that's their official web portal.

Or go to the police department and ask how to request public records in some areas as long as you know a name, dob they will give you all the records you might would have to pay a few bucks for processed but as mentioned above these files are public record and can be requested at any time.Here is the relevant website for the state I see your from.http://openrecords.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/open_records/4434

Tenants are confused by online portals to log into to pay their rent - it's easier to just handle it for them.

One nice thing about Square is that a lot more prospective tenants may be familiar with that service than with a specific rental payment portal.

As I’ve posted elsewhere, I also use yourporter.com for short term rental management, which also includes a cleaning portal that can be used if you are only managing one cleaner per property.