As Greg stated above, Fannie Mae offers are submitted online via the HomeSearch portal, so it's a pretty faceless, automated process and you rarely get to talk to the man behind the curtain.

Seems like automating check-in would be smart.

This should bring in some new listings, along with calling on and door knocking expired listings and every FSBO sign I see I stop at and drop a door hanger, that is if no one answers.What I am looking for is to automate my mailers, to include when a house just lists or sells, mailers are sent saying their house is next.

That bookkeeper will not be incented to work efficiently or use automation tools if they can make more income by being slower and more manual.

@Terry RoyceFrom a real estate investors mailing perspective there are 6 choices.First Class Hard StampStandard Hard Stamp non automationFirst Class hard stamp automationStandard hard stamp automationFirst Class Indicia AutomationStandard indicia AutomationThe last two are generally reserved for Postcards as a letter utilizing an indicia would have horrible open rates.Here is an example of an Indicia.The B stands for Bundle, T for Tray and the Last number is the Sort Position.The automation aspect of the mail is simply a Bar code, which includes a tracking code, and packaging per guidelines of the USPS using the aforementioned Bundle, Tray and Sort Sequence.An element of non automated mail is that the mail can take up to 30 days to be delivered.

I am trying to automate my wholesaling/rehabbing business and really need to know which software will be most beneficial.

More automated?

You can basically automate payroll and even set it to be an annual payroll of a set amount.

I sat at home checking the leads in my mail and only calling back the ones I wanted to call.Once you get it up and running its totally automated and everone thinks you have secrateries anwering the phone!

It helps me automate some of my marketing.