Hello Sagar and welcome to this site. 

Ask realtors that find renters, as rentometer and other sites may not take into consideration local "flavor".

So it saves time from you have to be on the phone longer answering questions and a sure way to keep your visitor on the site longer.Last but not least you have the footer section.

I think in most cases it’s better to have rentals local to where the owner is located frankly for logistics, but that’s not always optimal in other ways.That’s why I make periodic in-person checks to my rentals instead of just relying on the property manager.

The following is a site and has great resources,https://www.hud.gov/states/washington/renting/tenantrightsGood luck!

I was on the panel for this publication which can give you some great insights - https://www.nap.edu/catalog/24863/generating-revenue-from-commercial-development-on-or-adjacent-to-airports   Also, see reports 114 (Thru the fence ops) and report 47 (Leasing airport property) available on the same site. 

The site Wht'sWht helps you find local consultants which build out the scope of your projects making sure you know the In's and Out's so you don't get overcharged.

I recommend you visit this site - https://www.hopb.co/nevada/ - and do a little research into what Nevada statutes say/define "reasonable" where fees like what you are being assessed are concerned.

Working on those ads now.In the meantime, I am ditching my existing site, as all these leads are just being poured out into nothing currently. 

What is the most accurate site?