My only concern was that based on my research, it seems there's a net migration out (https://www.huduser.gov/portal/publications/pdf/ClevelandOH-comp.pdf).

@Rigoberto Torres Meza have a realtor in your MLS set you up with a "Portal" using your email address and download the FlexMLS for Homebuyers App, it's not going to give you all the private remarks, but it's as close as you can get, it's what I used to do research and also used that realtor to buy properties before I got my license.

They are not strong users of appfolio (used for their web portal)It was only after my turnkey provider contacted the owner, and traveled to Indianapolis to speak with him live, that Zuluscape became more responsive and were able to "suddenly discover" how to attach work orders to my monthly statements.  

My REO clients primarily utilize email, pdf, & internet portals.

I have a 9-5ish job working from home so I have about three hours in the mornings to check BP, craigslist, my RE Agent's Listings portal, etc to look for deals and get the lay of the local rental and sales market. 

They're great for multiple projects going at once because you give a PO at checkout and its nicely organized in the online portal.

After talking to a CEO of one of the major funding portals yesterday, I learned that New York & Austin are two of the most attractive markets to their investors. 

This portal is owned by El Tiempo which is probably the largest news paper in Colombia.

I saw the report on the web portal.  

We can set you up in the MLS portal and you can view listings, save your favorites, make notes and do all of your research in one place.