It turned out great looking and was a lot cheaper then buying the small tile with web that holds it together.

It's based off an excel spreadsheet I've been using for years - just now it's on the web!

As Sharon suggested, local REIA is a great place to start building relationships.As you scale up from a few deals, look at vendors that can provide everything you need as a system - otherwise you are going to spend a LOT of time designing web pages and postcards when you should be out finding $$$.

another advantage with web based is the ongoing support and upgrades.

To find an expensive one is easy, they have web sites you can find thru google, but they will "fee" you to death.

when you do get the door knob rash on the wall,,,repair it by putting as big as possible piece of plywood behind drywall ( cut a slot if necessary) with PL400 and dozen sheetrock screws and patch the rock like normal.

I have been trying to see if I can find any info about them or reviews and I have only found their web site and its a pretty basic one, I charged an extra 220 a month and they have to pay all 3 months up front and a deposit up front as well and have agreed to pay for any cleaning that needs to be done after they move out.

Tell me what your needs are and I can look at their web site and pick out a few models that work for you. 

I am a contractor , I have no web site , I am booked into next year .

@Cynthia Ganga you will learn a lot about real estate investing in this web site.I like listening to @Brandon Turner and @Joshua Dorkin funny podcast.Hope you do well...Dennis