But understanding how robots fit in to your operation is also important.

Each project is numbered and etc, along with each active project I have a bunch of folders (contracts, submittal in, submittal out, schedule in, schedule out, CO in, CO out, etc), of the 20+ folders one is called Drawings and Specifications, under this there is Concept, Draft, Final Folders, then a Master Specs.xls file which details: brand names, colors, model numbers, location, etc and most importantly Remarks.You can share each folder to a specific client i.e B17-01 123 Main St can be shared to investor 1, B17-02 456 Second Ave can be shared to investor 2.

Well at least it does until the robots take over.  

Best case, after Complete submittal, 30 days for them to get a bpo and decide on price.

You can also seek a private lender, a Hard Money lender, a "rich" partner that complements your talent, or some other type of lending organization.Make sure your submittal is organized and complete in what they expect, and then some.  

Particularly robotics, biotech, and IoT. 

On a submittal for an offer, often the "Sale Price" is used as the determining factor buy the seller for "Market Value".

Alright, all. I know there isn't a straight forward answer but would love to get your take on how you follow up and get people to turn in applications.I am just missing that last 5% of the deal in getting them to retu...

I switched to using Lending Robot to manage my portfolio which offers two benefits. 1) Since they aren't the lender they are able to analyze the loans on more data points then LC is and thus get you returns a bit higher. 2) since my portfolio is under 5k I don't pay a management fee (it's only 0.45%).

That's asking someone to be a robot, not human.