If so could I in theory call a Real Estate agent and ask them to send me automated properties?

In Jacksonville, the city has fines on For sale signs that "litter" the city for business.

If it's mostly automated, it's not that hard...I easily do 2000+ entries per month across all my businesses and my personal finances, and because I'm seeing many of the same transactions over and over, it's not difficult to automate. 

In other words automate the entire process from scraping to automated email campaigns. 

you know, Jaren Barnes who now works for my company actually wrote a blog post a while back (before he worked with me) on exactly how to automate Craigslist leads: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/2...Just skip down to #5 on the post. 

Hi @Amiris Brown If this is your first purchase i wouldnt recommend starting out with a big project like that...usually it turns out bigger than what you thought... in any case if you really like that property and it has lots of issues i would suggest send the listing agent a backup contract. these usually fall through and you might be bae to pick it up at a lower price. also fnme- homepath stopped negotiating high price reductions about a year ago.. but they usually have an automated system that reduce the price once a month..also something very important to consider- if your'e planing to buy this property and keep it as a rental- because it has lots of mold you have have to get a remediation certificate that the house has been treated and clean. otherwise the tenants can hold you liable and take you to court if they feel the property  still have mold ,that can be very costly... 

I was also told the entire process for approval is a quick, automated process once the co-adminstrators have been given the ability to list the property - 24-48 hour electronic turn around process.

I typically have handled and enjoy the Analyzing, Financing, Negotiations, Systems, Automation of the business and year end taxes etc...

Some of the other tools needed for the automation have monthly subscriptions.

It has many more automated and cloud-based features than QB.