@Siera HearneLandlording on Auto-Pilot by Mike Butler is fantastic.

local broker should be able to set you up for auto alerts a program like top producer so that you get e mails daily of new listings that meet your criteria .. takes the agent a few minutes to set up and its all automatic from then on out.. you then get the MLS feed as to your criteria and you can have your local person bird dog them. .you find one you want to offer on call your agent and instruct them to write it for you.. it would not be uncommon to try to negotiate a little better deal if the agent is simply writing offers and doing nothing else but giving you e mail feeds.For instance I work Charleston I get e mail alerts every day... about once in 30 to 45 days I see something I want to write on.. and go from there..

Collect rent online or not at all, use some kind of background/credit service, require auto-pay, and hey, guess what?  

It's pretty easy to run, the units are on auto-pay, if someone doesn't pay you simply lock them out until they do, or you auction off their stuff.But it seems more like owning a business than investing in real estate.

I went to school to be an auto mechanic.

If you're in a big city, it is usually a little cheaper to go to the big U-Haul dealer, rather than "Bob's Auto Service" that also rents U-Haul. 

I am a new wholesaler and I am better off on the sales part of real estate talking and negotiating numbers but I'm not to good with organization and having trouble using softwares and understanding all them what are some good software's for begginers for gemerating my leads and follow ups and also a software for auto dialing and transferring the people i call to certain list of interest levels ??

Since I would still be paying down the original loan amount on the vehicle, this would basically be like taking out a loan from the auto maker.

Good for the LTR guest as well Smartbnb uses AI to auto respond to messages guests may have.

On average there is about 43,000 auto accident fatalities every year.