@Demeko Morgan If you have MLS access you can setup automatic emails for all expired listings.

When I have a vacancy, the prospects submit an online application with application fee collected automatically. 

I doubt it.I've also went completely electronic with DocuSign Leases and rental applications.I think once you set up everything Automatically, expanding is a piece of cake!

Taking a brief look at the website of FlashCMA (I'm sure the others are similar), one line specifically says this:  "FlashCMA performs a series of common sense mathematical adjustments automatically and then allows you as a Real Estate Professional to make any other remaining adjustments." 

In bankruptcy, look up the automatic stay in your area.

I have a rental right now that it’s sitting empty simply because people do not meet my criteria and I had a couple people that did that with no-shows those people are automatically declined if they were no-shows believe me there’s always something you can find to the client somebody that is perfectly legal and there’s nothing they can do about it it’s all a matter of how badly you as a landlord want to enforce it At this point what you want to do is have a written acceptance policy that you feel comfortable with.  

If it was like Excel and the numbers automatically updated, it'd be a game changer.

The state law default (which Milwaukee follows), says that a 12 month lease will automatically renew as a MTM if a new lease agreement is not entered in to.

Your budget needs to also include an automatic transfer of some amount of money to a savings account....that you do not touch.

When an offer is rejected with no feedback, your realtor should automatically get back with the sellers agent and say "ok, where are you guys?"