This site is kind of like Mint but has less budget like features and more comparison like features. 

Finally, we went and looked at it and realized the house had some great features and just needed some basic improvements.

I now need to really define the type of property features I'm looking for.

Such as single families with workshops, larger than normal garages, bonus rooms, and other features that may not be included in any available comps?

Too many Features: ?

It has everything we need and some features we don't use yet. 

Even if there was an Amazon style website with an "add to cart" feature the same recording paperwork and title paperwork would still apply

The home features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom in each unit. 4 car garage with a garage.

It's got some nice features, like scheduling payments and fees and adding repair requests and docs to each property, that are useful and free.

They are also focusing on adding features that will enhance the attendee experience (e.g., charging stations, interactive video-boards, and social areas).” – PwC 2019 Emerging Trends“The sharing economy (…) has increased access to information, and growing sophistication of the customer has made it harder to provide one-size-fits-all hotel concepts.” – MIT Center for Real Estate: Real TrendsCo-Working is Expected to Lead the Office Market“The strength of the co-working market is not to be underestimated.” – PwC 2019 Emerging TrendsOffices are starting to reduce their footprint as, “A substantial amount of space in conventional office layouts is not used at any point in time: Meeting spaces are not always booked; workers take vacations and fall sick; 9-to-5 workspaces remain unoccupied after hours; and employees with assigned desks spend time off-site talking to clients or performing services.”- MIT Center for Real Estate: Real Trends“Compared to 6 months ago, the forecast for office vacancy rates is unchanged for both ‘18 and ‘19, but less optimistic for ’20.