you can get them online but talk to a lawyer if you want to make sure everything gets included.

I sunk way too much repair money into my first foreclosure investment property because I relied too much on online information (including assessor values) instead of physical inspection.

Quickest and easiest is if your assessor info is on line.

Online classified ads like Craigslist3.

I found the C-1 zoning regulations for the city, however I can not seem to find the height restrictions, does anyone know where online those might be?

Feel free to PM me with your email address and I can send you the online re-stocking list and cleaning schedule that I use with my cleaner.  

If you are doing mailers or paying for clicks online, those 100 leads could get expensive.

Great point on setting objectIve service level expectations.

I understood your question to be about the various online auction sites such as Hudson & Marshall, Auction.com, etc.

Some of these will be no shows.If I have a tenant that is taking care of place I will likely show house while they are there.If they are slobs or place needs stuff like paint ot or repairs I will not advertise till I can take care of these so house will show well.I routinely use resident research.com for background checks but you Zillow offers online applications for $29 to the tenant.I turned this option on last vacancy and it worked really well.I told anyone that wanted to apply to go to Zillow and do so.