@Eve Mahoney - My experience is the following:(1) Zillow and affiliates -- Most traction in A and B class neighborhoods.

Our new years eve guests cancelled recently, they had our place booked for 5 nights at $900 night.

forget fear of embarrassment or loss of money (to an extent of course).there's dudes (and dudettes) that are walking the streets in Bagdad, a bazillion miles from home on Christmas Eve with their LIFE at RISK.

On the eve of the closing she called with a laundry list of things that were wrong with the property which caused a panic because it was unexpected, turns out she was talking about a different house.

Most current flip just hit the market.  3 days on market on new years eve and went pending today with more people calling to see if still available.  

I gave myself the goal to close 3 deals by New Year's Eve, that's only 1 per month - which isn't big but at the same time is big for someone who has yet to close a deal.

happy new years eve.. can't argue with anything you said..some of the barrier to entry for portals though has been Licensure...

I see your point about VD eve, but if you are waiting to do showings until after your current tenant vacates, you are cutting your revenue by at least 8% per year. 

Good day/eve agents and brokers,So I am doing some research on RE agent marketing,  specifically listing agents and what you spend monthly on marketing one of your listings.

The standard is 15% down, but depending on your financial standing(credit score, net worth, experience) you could get as low as 5% down and some eve no money down(did the last two like that).