Click the "More" button in the "Features" section of the listing and you'll see rent per unit (note the "More" button hasn't been working in Chrome for me for about a month, but works fine in IE or Firefox).Not all sites pull that data from the MLS and a lot of MLS feeds don't send that across so you'll have to get it from an agent, but realtor.com usually has them in Colorado.

My nerves are shot but I'm excited too!

Although I do use them and rely on them heavily I make sure to double check them against other sites to check for variances.For rental numbers I do use the mapping feature on craigslist to see whats being asked for in rent in certain areas.

We have 14 units currently and are going to be adding at least 12 more in the next few months and would like to get somethings set up ASAP before that to be ready from the start to try to stream line things.My questions are; 1) Does Rentec have all of the accounting features we would need?

Tell them what features you admire about the home and how you'd like to improve it. 

https://www.xero.com/au/features-and-tools/account...In your opinion would this feature make up for the lack in using Xero for Flippers?

I used to use Postlets (now Rental Manager) and loved the syndication feature to many sites. 

Having the option to either read through them all in order or skip to the bottom would be a great feature. 

You can also use the search feature in the upper right hand corner to search for meetups in New Jersey or New York.

If you don't want to spring for pro membership you can simply use the search feature in the upper right hand corner with some key words like "Chicago property managers" and see what comes up.