Everything left over in that other account either is auto transferred once per week (predetermined amount for automation) into my Emergency Savings (same bank again for reason mentioned), auto transferred to my Ally online savings (only for their bucket system which i use for sinking funds), and the remaining amount that doesn’t get transferred is my next real estate investment plus the CapEx/Vacancy.

Hello Note investors - I've listened to The E-Myth and I keep hearing investors talk about the need to automate their business.

The deed of trust is the security instrument that secured the note with the property3.

They'll take care of your books, all compliance, tax prep/strategy, and help you build out and automate your accounting systems.Please make sure if you go the outsourced CFO/controller route- do not hire someone who bills by the hour.You want them to value effectiveness and efficiency over time... plus, you're buying results, not time.Once again- right now, you're probably good with a RE Bookkeeper, but if you continue to grow, start looking for an outsourced CFO/Controller.

My renting process is completely automated so people can find a unit, rent, make payment, and get moved in without ever talking to me.

You should start with how much risk do you want to take on and what types of instruments can you use.

You would not be the first to start a band, THEN learn how to play the instruments.

Personally, I think what works for scaling is a good robust system that you OWN (a.k.a. create yourself and can change to your needs at any time) + integrations + automations. 

If you sold it outright and put the entire amount of profit/equity into another instrument (such as an LP positon in a standard syndication) at 7% pref, you'd get $59,500 in a year. 

Maybe in the future, but there's only so much you should automate of these tasks.