That way, you can set up each property/tenant/unit, income and expenses, link your bank feeds, generate reports but also use additional features like online rent collection and tenant screening. 

Again its one side, but there are consistent threats of Julie committing suicide to have Melanie live with it...and also threats to kill Melanie. 

This is of secondary importance at the moment.My question is this, what approaches have people used for establishing a real estate website that would take you from a small portfolio to one consisting of let's say 100 units?

I will just ask for recommendations and I always get great feed back. 

@Timothy DavisYou can start by acquiring knowledge of multifamily investing.Then you learn about analyzing the multifamily deals, the analysis consists of two parts: 1) The real estate market analysis and 2) the investment property analysis.

Consistently hitting amazing growth numbers since the 1940s, and no sign of slowing down.

All feed back is greatly appreciated.

I am consistently buying properties with cash, rehabbing, putting tenants in and doing cash-out refis in under 3 months, pulling out EVERYTHING.

I'll gladly reciprocate and nominate you here, as well - no one is as consistent and informative IMO.A lot of heavy hitters on this thread already, and I'd like to add my colleagues to the mix - @Michael Plaks @Ashish Acharya @Eamonn McElroy @Brandon Hall (to name a few) - who contribute to the wealth of tax and accounting advice found on the forums.

You're going to get a plethora of answers unique to the people providing them.There are hundreds of ways to get leads but the ones you should focus on are the ones that you are comfortable with, can do consistently, and are good at.