I've been researching how to get decent comps from various online sources (realtor.com, zillow.com, trulia.com, etc) when looking at potential rental properties. 

So, either there is zero demand in your market or there are better ways to advertise there that are not online. 

Yes, some of the same properties will be available through ListSource but the list truly is yours.Once you have your prospects, do a tax search for the owner online for free through the local town's tax payment site, and then market to them how you wish whether it be yellow letters, postcards, etc.

Hello all,    I am getting ready to list my first rental property. I'd like to post it on one platform that will post it on multiple sights..Additionally, I'd like to use the same site for managing the rental (collect...

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

We are located in San Diego ourselves and while I was looking for more "person-to-person" networking, I find more "online" versions due to Covid which I don't particularly like.

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

Every single online news article is biased and solely to drive consumer traffic.

I switched to a local bank and use their online portal to set it up.

But in some cities, that may not be the case, so do your homework to find out.Stacey Freed writes about homes, design, remodeling, and construction for online and print national trade and consumer publications, including "Better Homes & Gardens."