They do have other options that you can add-on, such as electronic inspection reports, mailing services and e-lease (this one is included if you're a Pro member which I am not) but I haven't found the need for any of those services yet.  

Add on ACL, Formula 1 and the once upon a time affordability of the area then you get what the gist is with Austin.

Plus, if you add on a renovation loan like the 203k or homestyle, that will be a grand slam.I highly suggest checking out some of the networking events:  https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521-real-estate-events-...

Since you asked about underwriting, you could potentially have other revenue such as add on services so I would t rely on solely platform revenue in this case. 

having been a Broker for 45 years I am all for paying the commissions  but add on like this not really unless its fully disclosed prior to working with them and we agree on it..

It is also a higher quality contact because you can confirm if you're actually reaching the owner.Mailers take up less of your time (aside from ordering and distributing), cost more, and are more challenging to track.I'd start with calling then add on mailers.Best times may vary but we find that we get the most people on the phone 8am-noon and 3-7pm.

Add on top the expected capex costs that wipe away 3 months to 24 months of gross income. 

One thing you might want to consider is partnering with microsoft and adding a third party app to their office 365 suite of products as they have an accounting arm and many other applications already in play that you could add on just for property management and it would work on their system to integrate everything.

Trying to balance out appreciation and monthly cash flow.Suggestions and advice is greatly appreciatedRyan  Hi Ryan,In Calgary with $100k down I would try to get a suited semi-detached or one where you would add one.

Long vacancies (6 months+), ridiculous turn times and costs, surprise add-on fees, several days to answer questions, and then responses incomplete.