I've been using State Auto for my Landlord policy which is due for renewal in January.

I typically tell my landlords to have the tenant start with whomever does their auto insurance.

What happens when the repair company says it was an "auto-approve" repair and you say it was a "permission first" repair?

And while that can be true with some homes now a days very few agents do anything but MLS as it auto populates to all the on line sites.

You can also take a podcast and take out top 5 things from that episode and use it for marketing.We last year moved everything over to microsoft which has copilot, so all our meetings are in teams which it transcribes the calls and using copilot if someone says "chris send an email to jamie by friday" it will auto create a task for me so I do not need to go in and create it.Regarding lead gen/tracking, copilot can see our CRM and who we have touched base with and who we have not to re engage or engage with them. 

I'm having the same issue all my Landlord policy quotes take my LLC information but then ask about myself and other LLC members and say if we bundle home and auto it could be cheaper.

Leases are for LTR properties.I don't use much of any paid 3rd party software and my house is pretty much on auto pilot.

After about 30 days in, I received a call from the owner/operator of 5 auto repair facilities.

After years of sort of cruising on auto-pilot with a single tenant on a long-term lease, we figure it's time to assess the real value of this longtime family investment in case it might be time to sell.

I see the value in auto texting and nurture/drip campaigns.