The one draw back is changing rates which you would need to do on each individual web site if you wanted them all the same, though some of them do offer automated pricing based on what others in your area are doing and can change daily.

Again, this will depend on your audience and strategy.Facebook /email campaigns are very good way to automate your process and can have amazing results if done correctly. 

Kevin Schaefer I have an agent that sends me an automated email with new listings for multis in Edison, but like you said there’s not a lot.

I do see some potential in some sort of automation tool that quickly analyzes deals. 

As where crowd funding is more automated using websites to provide the deal info.

I focus on building systems so I can automate things. 

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.

I would automate the cleaning to a local cleaning company and charge the renter the cleaning charge.

Jon Goldman had some excellent information to put to use, and Marko Rubel had a piece of software called Profit Grabber Pro that I was very interested in for automating the marketing process somewhat.