Only downside is that it is not as user friendly and has an annual fee. 

I didn't use real numbers, but the ratio is more or less real.

It definitely could, but not directly.You get a Youtube channel to expand your internet presence.

Sometimes that's a bank, sometimes that's an internet lender, sometimes it's a wholesale lender you've never heard of.

Its on the MLS, its available for all buyers to see on the internet already.

I have enough leads that I do not need to pay money and go chase them, lure them in, fish for them.Having said that, if you do not yet rank 1, or for whatever reason you want to go after social media... it definitely has SEO benefits.Your site gets indexed faster,You have more internet presenceMore traffic to you site which could mean a good thing and a bad.

My only experience has been as a user.

Each TV has cable and my overall monthly bill is around $250 with high-speed Internet.

Here are some the things of which I'm aware that I'll need to consider: 1) business property (non-real) such as lawn care equipment, furniture, appliances (large and small), dishes, linens, tools used in the care of the property; 2) transition of internet presence and accounts (website hosting, domain name, social media, 3rd party booking sites - anything else); 3) deposits already received for future bookings; 4) a listing of contractors they use who are already familiar with the property; 5) a listing of any contracts that would carry over to the new owner;6) details and copies of any existing property management software.What else?

Expenditures: Roughly $900/mo (25%) in fixed costs (utilities, internet, gas, phone, car insurance)$1750/mo (50%) going toward debt repayment (77k in student loans, 82k mortgage, 3k credit card) - note: if i paid just the min on everything it would be about $1170/mo but im trying to pay down the higher interest stuff$500/mo (15%) going toward retirement/general savings, which i currently have as $100 purchasing a combo of whole life and term life insurance, $100 going into a roth ira, and $300 going into a mutual fund account which gives me a little bit of liquidity.