I gave an overview... you may or may not have access to everything online like we do but most jurisdictions do have court and Land Records portals on the web... some are behind a paywall.

Hello all,I have a good list of addresses in the zip codes I am targeting for my direct mailing campaign. I am an engineer and have the software knowledge to make a program to scrape all the relevant information I nee...

Yeah nowadays most web sites are sophisticated enough to let you add helpers & restrict their access.

It collects our rent, deposits it in our accounts, advertises our properties for lease, collects rental applications, screens the tenants, maintains leases, tracks expenses, applies late fees, has a tenant facing web portal to report maintenance issues and receive payments.  

I am reading conflicting results during my web search.

Rikki, I ended up just finding an accountant near me with a web search and while he doesn't specialize in RE, he knows the ins and outs well enough for me since I don't have anything crazy going on (like huge apt multiplexes or a large amount of rentals).  

Bard is run by Google and is as current as its web browser is.

I certainly don't know and like all things it's best to use our discernment while trotting the web. 

Rentals.com goes out to a whole network of sites, pretty widely on the web. 

Plus the web address did not pan out.The dead gave away were in the "language" ---the way these scam artists from foreign land write their posts (unlike legitimate lenders from the US) , the interest rates they offer.