Does anyone know of an investor friendly agent/broker in Sac, who would do more than just send out automated listings?

You should be able to set up an automated search that sends you email daily of listings.  

I'm trying to find systems for automating real estate investing. 4 yrs ago, was the last time I flipped deals & I know I need a system so I'm not just doing real estate as "an employee" (i.e. doing all the work myself), instead of a business.

.- presenting caller with option to see your current location you are when you can't take the call- an automated service that lets callers browse for gaps in your online calendar to schedule a viewingAre you satisfied with the current solutions around voicemail and missed calls?

I'm looking to track a lead from capture through to the sales cycle and automate marketing activity (emails, phone call reminders, etc.)

Taking someone on could even mean automating your business and could provide a bit more time for one to focus on the more important priorities.

Getting automated searches set up for properties that meet your criteria can help your reaction time and hopefully keep you ahead of the competition.

We'll find a house with a listing price of, let's say, $890,000, run it through the automated appraisal services (like Bank of America, Chase, etc.) and see its value estimated around $900,000-ish.

They use QuickBooks Enterprise.Saying that get started with pm software now, learn the ins and outs of the software and when you grow, it will be easy on you and your pocket.Remember it is not about the price, it is about the time and money you and your team will spend in automation and pulling reports from different software.

(Frankly paying finders is sensible because this is mutually beneficial and allows the end-investor to focus on automating their business instead of the time heavy project of finding properties).