I, so far, have been really scared to use it, since a good seller could along and be the one who gets your automated message (or silence as some suggest) while you are trying to get off the other line.

The only thing technology has done has permitted long-distance stuff to be done a little easier, and perhaps automated some of the administrative side of things (rent collection, work orders, etc).

I'm glad the tenants weren't hurt in the fire.The only advice I'd offer is to decide early on what type of landlord you want to be and create processes to make each decision as automated as possible.

What’s their capabilities as far as certifications such as pertaining to SEO implementation, web development, setting up and automating my processes utilizing the best of their abilities?

You would need at least the premium paid version to enable globiflow for workflows that support the automation of your CRM.

One person comes up with the idea to turn this land into an RV storage. noted this vacant land has no automated gate, no security camera, nothing. but he is willing to clean up the land and prepare it for the RV storage. after it's done, he will be marketing and managing everything.

Letter that goes out that is automated is along lines of but a little bit cleaner wording:Dear [customer]Thank for being a loyal customer of [storage facility] since [move in date].

Automated valuation is a nice tool, but it is almost never correct.

Its 2020, this system feels like from 1980, and I keep trying to figure out why he wouldn't set it up on an automated platform where you don't have to be depositing 34 checks every month, and messaging numerous tenants to remind them their payment is due.

I’ve made mistakes along the way, learned a ton, and am putting systems in place to better automate my business and gain more time to spend with my family and enjoying Europe.