It was in the news if you want to google it.ALL "automated valuation model" numbers are trash data.

I was in finance (business valuation), then did home automation, then finally made my way to multifamily.

Higher cashflow, get started quicker than finding a tenant (= higher cashflow), less likely to experience heavy damage, etc...We automate the entire process (pricing, messages, check-in, and cleaners turn the place over, etc...), but you can also easily find a property manager.Plus airbnb is growing - only 12% of americans even know of airbnb.

Are you guys just using excel sheets or some kind of automating onboarding company?

@Amy Turnbull  If it's a one unit owner occupied property, there's a good chance you won't need reserves, but it will be up to automated underwriting. 

I've looked around the forums and haven't really found a comprehensive list of how other investors automate their business as to free up their time as much as possible.

I automate as much as possible.

There are a lot of tools out there which can help to automate some of this process for you (ie. uses the property address to pull that local residential lease, including all of the necessary clauses, disclosures, and pamphlets).

I can't tell you how many times wholesalers have quoted me ARV values using Zestimates.Zestimates use an automated computer algorithm to try to determine price, the problem often comes into play when the website pulls comps that aren't really comparable. 

See if you can automate or outsource the most time consuming tasks to free yourself up to find your next deal.