In general the web-based software works well, and I feel it is very useful for running the rental business.

AT CLOSING, IT IS SUBJECT TO A WEB TECH FEE AND MAY ALSO BE SUBJECT TO A BUYER'S PREMIUM.

I had a couple SFR rentals in the past and have purchased a number of primary residences over the years.I am open to exploring different options in REI to see what suits my personality and skill set with the ultimate goal of buying and holding the right properties for long-term passive income.I stumbled upon BP surfing the web and am glad to be here!

I would be fore warned... although as I always say, maybe I am wrong and this is some rich group of non tech folks with lots of money to lend to the world who just so happen to have pretty crappy web design skills

The $97 is for web hosting for their program designed by marc.

The school district web sites have scores and free lunch data, etc.

Local Investor Curtis Baker will cover "How to Build and Operate a Mobile Home Park".Internet Wizard Bill Fairman will cover using the web to generate leads to Buy, Sell, and Rent Houses.Also, my wife and I run a subgroup on the 4th Thursday of every month in Huntersville, right off of I77, exit 23. 

Go to the web sites for the Cook County treasurer and the Cook County assessor.

Congratulations & welcome to the world of Self Storage - especially as an Owner/Operator.I'm a little late on the reply but here's my thoughts (please be sure to conduct your own due diligence by looking/asking around, but ithis should give you a good place to start):1)  Sitelink is perhaps the #1 management software, though it tends to be a bit pricey if you have a smaller facility2)  WebSelfStorage is just that "web-based" and gives a discount if you have UHaul rentals at your facility3) Easy Storage Solutions is another good one to check outI hope this helps. 

I'm certain a web search or, better yet, referring to the PA codes will unveil the answers you seek.