Oftentimes, PMs will utilize management software (if they don’t, keep looking) and provide the owner with access to the portal.

The minimum  I charge is $65.00 per hour portal to portal.

I would start enforcing / trying to enforce basic rules (all maintenance requests must be received via the portal, or whatever).

These are the amounts of rent the housing authorities will pay for rent to Section 8 landlords.So, for instance, here's the King County list of payment standards for each zip code:http://www.kcha.org/Portals/0/PDF/Landlords/Paymen...Then, really, a trip to Craigslist should fill in the rest, or at least verify the HUD payment standards.  

Looking for recommendations on which online portal I should use to take the broker exam classes to qualify sitting in for the exam. 

Yes it's guaranteed, but we use Appfolio and they don't pay through the portal so that means I'm checking the bank constantly to find that deposit and manually get it posted to the tenant's account. - The initial steps to get the tenant in don't line up with ours so it's a real bottle neck.

Tenants have an online portal where they can pay rent, submit maintenance requests, upload renters insurance documentation.

Uploading documents through his portal was simple.

Did you try the one stop portal?

We see the benefits of using Furnished Finder as a primary portal and AirBNB/VRBO as well.