Are they hands-on and mechanical?

He set up our system and we can do everything from text messaging, voicemail message drops, email drip campaigns, pull in Zillow comps, google maps, auto generate contracts with online signature capabilities, etc.

I did read that you can use advanced workflows to create buttons in podio and have a semi-auto setup, but the few sites i found that people talked about making it work outside of paying the $120+ for globiflow seemed to feel like its very limited. 

It's not the FICO that most mortgage lenders use, however – they typically use older versions of the scores pulled from each of the three credit bureaus: The score retrieved from Equifax credit bureau is typically called FICO Score 5 or Beacon 5.At Experian, it's FICO Score 2 or Experian/Fair Isaac Risk Model V2SM.At TransUnion, it's FICO Score 4 or FICO Risk Score, Classic 04.Similarly, auto lenders use various versions of FICO Auto Scores, which have a 250-to-900 scale.

(MEP=Mechanical, electrical, plumbing).

Usually, without the correct mechanics, people have a greater chance to develop some sort of issues.

However, since the life-expectancy of mechanicals was at a different delta on each of the assets, this % can hardly be used as any type of rule of thumb.

However, the text, email, auto record features are great at documenting and saving any activity. 

@Ned Carey Thank you for answering, I found a blog with the mechanics of Cap Rate.

But consider this: have a realtor set up an auto email for u (super easy for them to do) with specific criteria - area, price point and so on.