Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

DYI is solution but if a homeowner can make more once they learn than being in a quickly automated broker type job why would they stay?

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

Is it just some simple automated Zillow number that you use, or do you do more manual and extensive research to draw your own conclusions about what good market prices are?

The biggest factor I see now is the role of automation and artificial intelligence.

The assigned appraiser's software didn't support pennies, so the appraisal had the wrong sales price on it, which in turn meant the purchase price on the appraisal couldn't be made to line up with our software, which in turn (& absurdly) raised an automated fraud flag that had to be manually escalated as an "exception" bla bla bla. 

If people find this useful or interesting I could potentially set up something automated to keep it updated. 

Submetering costs really depends on what you want such as local company, automated reading, is your plumbing currently split to each unit or not, etc.

Hi all,we are Gianluca and Matteo, both Software Engineers working for major Silicon Valley software companies and aspiring real estate entrepreneurs.We’re currently working on a corporate housing platform with the objective of creating an automated service for renting out and managing corporate-level properties.

I used to do it manually but it got old.mortgages are all set to pull from my account, I do not have checks being sent out, but it's all automated out of one account. easy.