They are useless leftovers from the portal-hype era.

Add yourself, and your listings, to as many real estate portals as you can to take advantage of their established traffic.

I'm self-employed as anewbie investor, a candle distributor, and a portal director.

My name is Carmelita Sams from Chicago's south suburban area.I'm self-employed as a newbie investor, a candle distributor, anda portal director.Actually I tried investing a couple of years ago and lost a coupleof properties in foreclosure.

Tenant screening, client portal, tenant e-payment, and maintenance.

The S-8 rents for the entire country are at http://www.huduser.org/portal/datasets/fmr.htmlfmr = fair market rents3.

http://www.huduser.org/portal/datasets/fmr.htmlMight be a good place to find info.

My CPA has a portal and I can just scan all the docs and upload them directly to him.

We have a real estate web portal and it receives a fair bit of traffic but not the kind of traffic thats needed to market to this kind of audience.

Here is a good investment, giving away the same info we are giving away here now but to any needy homeowner, (not on this site but through other portals) and while doing what you are doing here you get to hear from everyone who is about to go into foreclosure before they actually do and now you don't have to run to the court house and get the filings each day or buy the lists.