Its automated and easier on their comptroller.

As you can see, it's all a big downhill snowball effect for me.Work full time job ----> figure out my own side business/hustle ---->  continue working my butt off ----> save money ---->  find a strategy ----> start pursuing strategy ----> ----> work butt off ----> find a way to systematize and automate?

The first acceptable offer wins the bid, even if a better offer coms in 10 minutes later - its automated for fairness and efficiency.oh yeah .. lenders will not loan more that the appraised price of HUD homes ( which is the listed price in the case of HUDs) and so any overbids must come out of the buyers pocket.there is much more - but those are the bare basics of what a HUD home is -hudhomestore.com has the rest of the info if your interested - hope that helps

I never put much stock in the automated valuation tools but it sounds like you could have a big enough spread where it could still work.

I just tried the number on your profile but got an automated message.

Once I moved over to SignNow, I don't get any complaints and I have it built into my automation as well. 

I recently bought a subscription to Propsteam, and really enjoy how much data they have on individual homes, but want to try to avoid having to pay an additional fee for a list automation service.

Do any property managers have recommendations for software that help them automate more processes?

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

I'm hoping to learn and become a REI but it seems to me that very often in mixing multiple disciplines there's an edge that the competition could potentially not have, let it be speed or efficiency or automation or whatever else.What I think could be helpful from software in real state is data processing and automating processes?