We also use Venmo to collect electronic payment of application fees.There are many paid services that do what you are asking - including maintenance/repair requests, I am looking into having an online portal on our webpage that will shoot us an email for repair requests and that will serve as our "in writing" request.

I'm trying to figure what the best way to advertise would be i.e.. google Adwords, Facebook ads, SEO.Any info would be greatly appreciated.Thanks

.= Allows me to store information/photos about the units and advertise them easily as vacancies occur.= Allows tenants to fill out and submit a rental application and pay the application fee= Provides credit reports and background checks= Accepts rental payments and late fees= Allows me to communicate with tenants= Keeps track of documents (leases, move-in inspections and the like)= Has a mobile appAny suggestions? 

then it electronically files it for you. 

I'm not familiar with the area too much, so forgive my ignorance, but 100K/unit seems higher than many buildings I've seen advertised, both on this site and others.

Look for the post from the unlicensed broker that got a bid approved, started advertising on craigslist, and got a call threatening a cease and desist.

@Jonathan Johnson - reviews.com is not an actual review site - they just are advertisements is all. 

So for me, I found that advertising only on the internet automatically got me a tenant pool more in line with my parameters and less ridiculous phone calls.

@Jason Hirko  there have been many threads on this companythey are Utah based so they are half lender half back room guru education companyI suspect they make the majority of their dough on the 3k turn downs.they also then charge appraisal and a submission fee of 600 to 800 per deal and from what others have posted the values would not mess they were out 4 to 5k .. and of course they are going to these folks because they advertise NO money down 100% financing.. so the borrower is out 4 to 5k is now out of money and out of business.Too me is smacks of pump and dump due diligence .. but then they say for the 3k they give them their how to get rich in real estate education materials that are worth at least 3k... :)) 5 points 15% is what I have heard..  

Based on the developer's advertised costs of finishing the units, the appraiser underestimated the cost of finishing this third comp by $10k.