I’m a pilot and I like checklists, systems and routines to automate my processes.

The goal is to scale this company over the next 3 years and automate it so that I can operate it out of Texas! 

The goal is to scale this company over the next 3 years and automate it so that I can operate it out of Texas!

A lot of it is automated machines. 5k-10ks is more significant.

I think the sites and their estimates are pretty impressive considering they contain virtually every home in America, often with interior pics, but they are what they are: free tools that used automated formulas to predict something that can often be a bit unpredictable and can't fully account for the human emotional factor (for example I bet something like the Brady Bunch house zestimated far less than than its actual value)

After a day of analyzing the numbers, while also getting pricing on automated gates, kiosks, etc, I came back knowing the highest I could go was $520,000 so I started with $510,000.

Even if you have automated check in/out, cleaning, etc, many guests still have additional needs from the host. 

I love the idea of delegation/automation/systems in business (and use quite a few) but go back and forth on what is delegatable vs. what is a core task that needs to be taken on individually. 

Start by automating as much as you can.

Taxable value is something a bit different in that it is generally developed by what is called an AVM, or automated valuation model.