.- B, is not automated.

@Oskar Czeladko- thanks - yes   1)make sure you are  100% formally pre approved ( not just pre qualified ) and make sure your lender has  had the pre approval  sent thru AUS automated  system  plus had a real underwriter review and approve the file   2) try to determine if  an appraisal waiver might be possible  as this  would spped the process up  3)  try to make your  clsosign period as short as possible  4) consider offering more than the other offers  are coming in at 4) have your lender contact listing agent or seller to offer to answer any questions 5) remove financing and inspection contingencies  ( only if you  and your agent are comfortable ) 

It's essential to develop a budget, automate savings, and explore potential side hustles.

I'm exploring real estate wholesaling and would love to connect with those who've automated their businesses on a budget.Curious about:1.

The only time an add on was suggested was for a software package called deal automator.

If I had a Christmas List for an automated feed of data to use for my Real Estate Business, ATTOM Data would be at the top of it.

With the amount of automation available to owners now, managing from a distance is 100% possible.If you do decide to use management I would look up Timothy Church.

Looking to automate some of my processes and have found the this platform helpful

Underwrite conservatively, the more wiggle room the better. manage everybody & everything, you can be more hands off as you scale & automate."

I own a nearly fully automated online business.