@Jackson Long, I get a lot of payments by automatic deposits.

A bathtub full of water with a human in it, or a king-sized bed with two humans, isn't something they necessarily automatically make attics able to bear. 

Ideally, it should have some sort of email capability so it can automatically receive lead information from Zillow, Realtor, your website, etc..Some go so far to give you reminders when you haven't communicated with a lead in a long time and can give you predictive behavior analytics.Obviously, the more functions in the CRM the more you have to pay.

"This offer is subject to buyer's partner's approval, in writing, within ___ days of acceptance"Optionally, you can add an automatic extension...."

Some auctions they disclose that auction.com can automatically bid up to the reserve, but I'm told they can accept lower and some auctions don't have reserves.

I.E. when they get the payments automatically drafted from their account it will still say our name even though "so and so bank" is actually pulling the funds. 

This whole process took 13 months.Also, after 12 months in Texas a lien becomes automatically invalid.So those are basically your options.

I e-mail folks hourly automatic MLS updates according to parameters we've worked out.  

Your saying that if you rent, you automatically have a lifestyle that dictates not creating wealth and not investing.

I'm not sure why you can't find them (for example, there was a new 4plex that came on the market in Garland today).I'd recommend you find a real estate agent that specializes in working with investors and they can set you up with an automatic search that will email you every property that comes up on the MLS daily.If you wonder how to qualify the agent, just ask them how many properties they own.