4) A bunch of these are major firms with numerous offerings I have seen.

Also, do you prefer to send the postcards yourself or to give the web company your list and have them mail it directly?

There was also a web service (I forget the name) where you could hire people to view properties for you and they would report back with a detailed summary.I wish you the best of luck.

I have a fair amount of property management experience in the vacation rental world and currently work for a web company that specializes in interactive content for real estate. 

Hello @Brian Mangum - Your situation sounds a lot like mine, as I also own a mid-size IT business (Web Hosting) through which I've been self-employed for over a decade; however in 2015 I decided to start moving into REI.

It's the same as linking ANY web page:- copy & paste.

I'm a web developer and the two that routinely get recommended to me are 1Password and LastPass.

I am new to it as well and I currently have like 11 open web pages of articles I'm waiting to read in my downtime.

Whitson Gordon (non BP Member) Pros: Basic is free with 60 MB of new uploads per month and sync across 2 devices Cons:Not designed for real estate Cost: $34.99 for Plus with 1 GB of new uploads per month with synch across all devices $69.99 for Premium with 10 GB of new uploads per month with synch across all devices and more features Trello - A Trello board is basically a web page containing lists laid out horizontally on the page so you can get a bird's eye view of your project.

All real estate is local by definition (I'll leave out relocating mobile homes, but you get my drift); you are buying/holding a "piece of the planet" so to speak that is intricately woven into a web of other dependencies, some of which are managed, some of which are unmanageable, both natural and man-made.