Homes that initially list too high will not sell until after a series of price cuts finally attracts a buyer - and that will be at a price that's lower than if it were priced correctly at the start.The moral of the story is for Realtors and sellers to run comps - and not those garbage automated comps. 

What do you use to do your automated text followup?

I would refer a client to him without hesitation if a claim was going sideways because I know he's good at what he does and fair in the way he adjusts a claim.The problem is that the systems of adjusting a claim have progressively changed, become more automated, and grown increasingly susceptible to data-driven generalizations that often work against the Insured.  

All Zillow does is an automated comp analysis using it's best guesses. 

The inventory management feature is fantastic, keeping track of all essentials effortlessly.Turno's automated booking system is a game-changer.

I have the main focus on building my Roth IRA and getting that automated.

I am interested in learning all I can about how to grow my business, including automation and capital accumulation.

Also meant to include I found this through automated listing email from my agent.

And with automation and new insurances best ROI to date across all my properties. 

They basically buy/get large mailing lists (thousands or tens of thousands of owners), draft up a very impersonal letter and use some paid, automated service to send them out.I'm sure you've seen these in your mailbox.