Check new taxes at county web site, verify it is not a flood zone. 

In my area, you can go to web sites such as realtor.com and zillow.com and search for "recently sold" homes, make the criteria (beds, baths, sq. footage, etc) the same as your subject home and narrow down your list of comparable homes pretty quickly.

We do apologize if we were slow to address these changes, but you can now find a number of videos on our YouTube channel and even more information on our Software Updates banner that appears when a user logs in to the web app.

Another great feature is that the software has a tenant facing web-portal where tenants can log in, see their payment history, make their rent payment, and also report maintenance issues.  

So yup, we absolutely worked with her on content web design, graphics, layout presentation.Then it is Laurel's awesome team, her awesome marketer ( @Erin Pennington)) to nurture these leads, make the site look awesome and credible with her personality demeanor and attitude and that is simply a winning combination.SEO will only bring you leads... you have to close them and that is ultimately why Laurel and her team is so awesome and successful!

My full time career is in digital marketing and have some web design skills but API setup and advanced web design I want to avoid.  

Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan: I see, this is your software competition for comps and ARV:privypellego.com Yes Pellego is much more of a competitor than Zipsmart, I envy their front-end UI, very easy to use and multi-faceted, allows users to get everything from market stats to underwriting a specific property--all from one clean web app.

This switch creates an issue for me as I run financial projections on deals - I've been projecting based on specific comps using past 12 month data from Pricelabs/ Airdna, etc. who scrape the web for rates at the time of booking and combine them into yearly revenue totals.

I am in Michigan and have recently received a request from a tenant indicating he is a licensed medical marijuana user.I have read most of the recent posts here and on the web at large but this topic is ever changing and just wanted some input, feedback from those who have dealt with this issue first hand.It does appear that the feds, specifically the DEA, has been told to keep their nose out of the individual State's rulings regarding this matter.Any other thoughts, ideas from those having experienced this issue with tenants?

(Note: I photoshopped the original to make it more humorous for some of my real estate friends)  We've had about ten residents present us with this sort of graphic from this web site.