, and the automated response would be, "We suggest so and so for renter's insurance.

Where would your tenant place the litter boxes and how would he empty them (we had one couple who completely clogged a sewer line tossing litter down a sink...not a toilet).Finally chasing fleas and worrying about litters of kittens (or females in heat) are not fun things. 

REI is about streamlining and automating deal flow.Once you have that figured out, THEN  how to do a flip comes to play.

No, I'm not ********ing the numbers or made a mistake in calculating (lots of this is automated and I'm an engineer by trade so math is something I do daily); although you're entitled to label me as phony :)The house is now a 5/2.5 from being a 4/1.5 a couple of months ago.

I want automate things as much as possible.

If the appraisal was only an AVM (automated) then no real person is assigned.

Through the last couple of month, in addition to studying on the license I developed my knowledge of several real estate-related apps and software so when I am asking for an opportunity I would have something to offer as well, such as: Matterport, Inc (for making 3-D renderings of assets so that prospective buyers may take virtual tours)Repair Estimator Plus (for estimating the costs and expenses associated with each deal)Follow up boss (for centralizing communication)Cloud attract (for building landing pages)Wise agent (for email automation)LionDesk (for recording and embedding videos into emails and texts)Spacio (for digitizing open house sign-in forms) PalmAgent One (for estimating closing costs)Disclosures.io (for organizing and sharing disclosures)Dotloop (for signing offers and closing documents)Looking forward to hearing back from you.Best regards,Reza Rostamnezhad

After creating some filtering systems, I've easily cut that down to about 20% of what it used to be and I've automated my email responses so I don't even have to answer most of those.

So a little hassle on getting two insurance policies, maintaining the paperwork required of a HOA may be worthwhile and profitable, and you might be able to automate the above processes, or someone can handle the paperwork for an annual fee.

He stated you have to pay for the Deal Automator after the 3 month free period ends.