As you build up a list of brokers in the area, go to their web sites, look at the properties they have listed and sign up for their mailing lists. 

@Brian Brown @Brandon Turner just posted on Instagram that he looks for $100-150/door

So while I'm not the pro at this, I'll give it a whirl.VRBO arguably has a better web experience and has generally more of the higher end listings.

But I also went to the commission web site and copied the link to their Renting Residential Real Estate FAQ (see below). http://www.ncrec.gov/Brochures/Print/Renting.pdfIm not sure I have enough to go on around county to county differences I believe for the most part we all play by the same rules.

They have a list on their web page and they also email out listings of pre-foreclosed & land etc. before they are listed on the market.

Web 2.0 or traditional tech private market has been dried down as notable VC firms have captured all of the upsides.

The game has changed now, with 94% of buyers searching the web before buying.

or is it better/worse to go with a web based platform like REALbrokerage in this age of internet? 

Had the same problem and my wife went to Ace and someone there explained to her how to fix it and what material/tools (screen webbing, small cutting knife, small roller, and string) she needed to do it.

Apartments have extensive web pages you can Google for examples of amazing and long requirements the Apartments use to screen