Airbnb and HomeAway last year began talks to collect those taxes automatically from booking on their websites, which, by one estimate, would bring Austin some $7 million annually from Airbnb alone.

My thinking at the moment is this:1) The probate list is probably the most productive option to start with based on courses I've taken2) Code violation list is also nice and somewhat automatable (in the sense of outreach efforts)3) Driving for dollars will require paying someone around $10/hr and I'm not sure what I'll get from that.

If you do want to do security deposits banks like Citbank has a product that you can have it automatically setup for you.  

Once you set your base pricing, it will automatically adjust the price up or down based on the demand in your area.

My parents, my girlfriend and I moving in will automatically decrease what we were originally renting for by splitting the $1.4k in half. 

That's primarily why I'm using Tellus as the all in one software..it allows for rent to be sent through there and I expect my tenants to use that to send me rent so that way and if they're late the app will automatically charge them late fee.

That said, the declaration of pandemic standing alone—without a reference to pandemics in a force majeure clause—will not automatically constitute a force majeure given the courts’ focus on whether the event is specified within the contractual language.

Also I really want to have unique pin codes automatically generated and sent to guests.

While they often overlap, they're not mutually exclusive.While we've performed both in the Grand Rapids area, we lean heavily on sources we can pull automatically rather than having to manually drive as it saves time.

Don't automatically assume that when a property is cheap it's a bad investment or it's in a high crime area.