AI can be beneficial both for operations as well as your taxes.

The states hold that power.

Some have the power of sale, some need court authority (dependent).

My background is in analytics and have worn a couple of different hats in the space - sales compensation, business performance / reporting, COGS management, and opportunity / risk evaluation and implementation.Real estate investing is the first topic in a long time - maybe ever - in which I've been truly interested in learning more.

I can share data and analytics in the area.

Key features we’re looking for include:1.User-Friendly Interface: Easy to set up and use, as we want to minimize the learning curve.2.Automation: Capabilities for drip campaigns, automated follow-ups, and segmentation based on investor interests and engagement.3.Analytics and Reporting: Detailed insights into email open rates, click-through rates, and overall engagement to help us refine our approach.4.Cost-Effective: We’re a growing business, so we’re mindful of costs, but we’re willing to invest in a tool that offers great value.What has worked well for you?

The costs are lower but the commute is easy making it the perfect sister city to HSV and thus I believe powerful from an investment stance.

But no one that stupid is going to ever get to the point where they are entertaining a 100-unit, so there's no point in trying to market to that person, they don't really exist at that scale (and, to they extent that they do, they aren't falling for real estate scams, they are falling for crypto/nft/blockchain/ai [+ next years buzzword, whatever that is] type scams). 

Biotech and AI are doing well.

And like a confused Kevin Costner inexplicably wandering his cornfield at dusk I started to hear my own Ray Liota whispering to me, “If you build it…”I can imagine if at that time AI chatbots had been a thing I may have asked it “Why not build?”