The fourth will not.As far as finding REOs without an agent, there are ways:- Have an agent set up an automated query for you;- Search the REO sites directly (Homepath, HUD, etc);- Find a brokerage that syndicates listings onto their website.All that said, there are plenty of agents out there who would be thrilled to work with you, ASSUMING you are a serious buyer.

I put mine on automated payments and after a while the lender reduced the interest on the loan.

If so, have them set you up on an automated listing when new houses pop up.  

I've tried calling countrywide and all they gave me is a automated phone number to the REO Department that then asks for a social sec. number and loan number (i have the loan number from the trustee sale sheet but no s.s.n.).

While I get the agent's automated listings by email nearly every day, whenever I respond to them with questions or comments, they're almost always left unanswered.

I've been manually jumping in front of the messaging for Vrbo clients, but I need automation wherever I can set it up.

Airbnb's can easily be automated with all the tools that are out there such as Turnoverbnb, Pricelabs, etc.

Most properties can be run with very little human interaction through automated processes.

Account Closed Is your software primarily a CRM or does it have capabilities for email marketing automation or having leads from squeeze pages funneled in?

Laureano Perez the problem with these automated sites is that they pull sold comp numbers from foreclosure properties.