Be careful to only use the ozone machine when nobody is in the property and open up all the windows to let it air out for a few hours before re-entering.

I have come across Deal Machine and am curious to know of any REI who have had some experience using it?

I have an agent that looks for deals for me but I have also considered using apps like deal machine.

A few ways to do this:Use a software such as list source, batch leads, deal machine, or lead sherpa to find homeowners contact info.I'm not sure which is best to use for cold calling, but I'm sure a small amount of additional research will bring you to your answer.After you reach out to these people, keep in mind that you will still need to make offers on their property, meaning you need to be able to estimate rehab costs as well as after repair value accurately.Hope this helps, and good luck

Another person may not have the responses I have, others may struggle in the market as a person's marketing efforts and efficient matter, I admittedly have a giant marketing machine that we bring to bear on our listings so we do very well at tenant placement. 

America needs to turn the switch and start the machine again.

Originally posted by @David Abbate:"Your" post is nothing more than you letting us know you just discovered Ray Dalio and probably watched his "How the economic machine works in 30 min" video, which is where your graphic comes from.So now you are ready to educate the rest of us?

Not sure of your budget but the deal machine app might be helpful to you. 

The market works like an efficient machine, homes tend to sell at their current market value as long as they have appropriate marketing and exposure.The market sets the price through how buyers respond to the home at the list price.

The atm machines are the only way people are able to do their banking transactions.