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

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So many folks in the NA meetings she attends have been saved by drug court diversion.

We use web self storage by u-haul. ($49 a month?)

@Quest Web It really depends on the rental grade you are going for and the lot (is it level, do you have to do a lot of clearing/grading, how difficult to tap into utilities, etc).

I get that a web site would cost more, but I would think those items would be a basic element of using such a service.

Find your money locally, face-to-face, and stay off the Web.