I don't think our house looks like a magazine every day.

If you go to the Cherokee web site they have a number you can call and they can give you the exact info you need.

If you go to my profile, you'll see a web link to my site and I have published varios articles on the subject on our blog.RegardsRobert

Need a lease, it's on the web, need an application, it's on the web, need a background check, yep that is also available on the web.Its all been done before, you just have to take the time to read it.

I’m also in organizations like NAIOP that push local governments to make access to these hearings available remotely via web/video & phone.

There is a very complicated web of rules protecting victims of domestic abuse that, legally, make it rough on a landlord.

Sometimes flyers at local auctions are more appropriate than blasting it across the web where their neighbors, ex husbands, clients, tenants, abuser are more apt to see it.

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Forgive me, but you sound like you may be new to web development, and I know from personal experience that people new to this typically think it can be done for much more cheaply than it can.