They take it to their bank and set up automatic ACH payments to your bank account.

They acquired another management tool I was using, so I was then migrated automatically.

They default the automatic renewal to Yes. 

On the other hand, you can produce a similar return (or better) by shifting the money to another market that is safer for landlords.

A friend of mine made this shift 3 years ago.

We need to replace Fed with AI or automatic policy.we can't keep 5 people BS-ing the entire population of planet earth.

I think you may have missed the fact that my current primary would rent for 3800 and the mortgage is currently 6125$ this means I if I turned it into a rental I’d be operating at a loss for a lot of years because that’s a huge gap so you can automatically say that I wouldn’t get any cash flow for probably the first 10 years minimum.

The 80/20 split you're proposing, shifting to 70/30 and 60/40 as IRR hurdles of 14% and 15.5% are met, aligns well with common practices.

In the event that a payment is missed (30 days late for example), the performance deed would automatically return the house to the seller.

I could almost guarantee that every single day when I would log in to my management portal, I would see a new expense, automatically approved on the ledger.