Just wondering- I was looking into his automated lead system as part of the $10,000 -6months program 

@Kathleen Carnegie-Grant while you shouldn't use the automated valuations from any sites, you can use Redfin in Atlanta to good success as they are connected to the MLS and will generally have very recent data.  

Another thing they become so automated and their business become illusive.  

MY GOAL OF COURSE IS TO LEARN AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE TO BE ABLE HAVE SYSTEMS IN PLACE TO AUTOMATE THE WHOLE BUSINESS

In this day and age, your daily updates of MLS listings is wholly automated.  

I use a combination of the below:www.rentometer.comwww.zilpy.comwww.zillow.comwww.padmapper.comwww.hotpads.comNone of these are going to be perfect, but the top 3 are decent automated services that can get you within a range.

It's a paid monthly service that seems to target automation on wholesale transactions.

The amount of time to take the pictures, organize the pictures so you know what address they correlate to and to automate the mail merge process may not be worth it.  

From a time standpoint buying the mass list and hoping for the best is probably your best bet but in terms of value, I think driving for dollars is the way to go.I think the scalable part is tricky, but as you get more successful you can hire someone to drive for you (if you can trust their judgement) and their are new systems to help automate driving for dollars which should free up some time.

She forwarded me buyers so i can start my own buyers list, so i have that, i have access to the MLS, i can start an automated search sent to me so i can then analyze them and try to get them under contract so i can pitch them, but heres is my dilemma,  how do i pitch a deal i cant seem to understand if its a good deal to pitch or not?