The program offers  a tenant facing web portal to pay their rent, can accept credit cards and you can charge the fee to the tenant, will do tenant screening for a minimal cost (again, can charge the tenant), does pretty much full accounting, and the list goes on and on.  

They're getting caught up in all this REI web/internet hype.

I worked with the Zillow API a little bit and having results populate in Excel; but then I was interested in Craiglist results to find the "For Sale by Owner" listings (web scraping; there can be some issues with that if done wrong though so was hoping for an open API there).  

They have a web site so you can get some information about the company and contacts.

I called their website number yesterday, no answer, submitted a web inquiry, yet to get a response.thanksWarrenQuote from @Zeke Tessmer: Hi Ken,I closed on a Turnkey with Bridge in early January 2020.

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I do not personally know of a property manager or company in KC, but if all else fails you could look up companies located there on the IREM web site directory.

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I believe this was covered in one of the BP podcasts, and you can also find a lot on the web by searching "point system for screening tenants".No matter what system you use, I do think there is value in recording your criteria somewhere, even if it's only in a small text file on your computer.