We are also always looking for subject 2's for rentals.If I may ask, what software program do you run to help automate your business?

They provide you with a dream but when reality slaps you in the face it's a whole different ballgame.The thing is that they also claim their system is so automated that all you do is sit on your butt on the couch and watch soap operas while the system does all the work and you just collect the paychecks that come at you in waves yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah right :roll:

Good Realtor can set you up with an automated search if you know your parameters.

The software says it automates the process of pulling in listings and emailing sales contracts according to criteria you can set up.

From past experience I get overwhelmed with work easily and need to automate as much as possible

Send them a link to a video each day for three days (this is easily automated with Aweber.com or some other similar service).After three days of giving them useful information (which will be valuable to them in their stressful situation), you'll be building Trust.

I'd love to see custom mailers done based on asset type, location, amount of equity, owner type, etc... be automated based on lists created in something like PropStream.

The "issue" I'm having as of late is that I've automated a decent amount of the work processes here, which leaves me with a lot, and I mean a lot, of spare time on a weekly basis.

I wanted to start my portfolio with as much automation as possible simply because I am very business with my day job.

But I would have been interested in an automated pricing tool if it worked well.The flaw in those systems, as I see it, is that they must largely rely on the prices of similar units around them.