I know I can literally just pick one because there are so many but is there a website or app I should start with that will show me which lender will give me the best rates and terms before formally applying?

Reports: They have a great reports area; you can run a report for just about everything and export it to excel or other format if you wish.Add Ons: You can add services such as integration with QuickBooks, SMS Messaging, PM module (with lots of tools/services geared towards property managers), hosted website if you don't already have your own.Integrations: OwnerRez can integrate with many other tools/apps common in the industry such as dynamic pricing tools (Pricelabs, Beyond Pricing, PerfectPrice and the tool that I use Rented.com), wifi locks such as RemoteLock, Kaba/Oracode, eRentalLock, etc), housekeeping apps such as VRScheduler & ResortCleaning, guest books apps such as TouchStay & YourWelcome and more.There are a lot of free tools out there that you can use to help manage your short term rental bookings but for the very reasonable prices charged by OwnerRez you can benefit from so many more robust features and tools not available through those free tools.

I have already placed ads in Facebook Marketplace, and a couple of apps Roomster etc etc.

I am from San Diego, CA & heard from commercials on the Bigger Pockets Podcast, that this weekend from March 12-14th is the “All You Can Analyze Weekend” where all members of the Bigger Pockets App will have Unlimited Access to the Rental Property Calculator.

Calling every number in my cell phone does not strike me as the best thing for a couple reasons.

If they like the place we’ll run them through on online screening app.

If so, what app do you use?

@Chris De Celle can you give an example?

Just like in early 2000, C language was once so popular and suddenly it was replaced by different other languages and the software engineer who only adept at C lost their jobs.Not sure when this 3D printed house will be at scale and how it’s changing supply vs demand picture in the rental market.Or maybe it’s just like a on-going competition between diesel engine vs electrified battery/fuel cell as we see nowadays.

Hi BP community, Anyone currently working or know someone who works as a real estate agent at Redfin and would share the experience.I personally like Redfin's approach to new trends and app experience, and I've seen hiring positions to work as a Real Estate agent full time (including 401k, paid time off, etc).