(I think postage is going up 2¢ next week, so it will be 46¢).It's all automated of course, but you can upload a customized template to make it look personal if you want.

You should ask the same of the buyers agents.Once you have a handle on the market, ask the buyers agents to set you up with automated MLS emails with the criteria that you've set based on the above.

I use the MLS more for comps than anything else, and have automated searches set up for low hanging fruit.

Learn how to utilize Google to automate as many processes as possible.2.

I have to compare total housing and other obligations to make sure they meet 45-50% debt to income ratios (max)- Do we have enough funds to buy out the spouse and to close this transaction + is their enough funds for reserves as required by the automated approval from fannie mae if anyOnce I've examined the above you're good to go assuming you'll be residing in this residence still post buying your ex-spouse out.

@Dev Horn Thank you sir.You are more than likely right about these sellers just coming up with a nice round, high number based on their limited research.I very much like your idea of tweaking the auto e-mail to appeal to a more specific set of folks.I am really trying to automate my follow up process to continue staying in front of them, again i believe you are highly correct about the consistency leading to more deals closed.  

I'm trying to learn about how landlords have moved to a more automated way of doing things (if they have) for a program I'm in?

The system is automated and will kick back a counter based on minimum acceptable price. 

A lot of it is automated by having them send an email to receive and answer pre-application questions.

Plus, one of our competitive advantages is to connect with the people over the phone via our good customer service so I believe an automated program would lower our NOI.