So a VA could essentially rate the properties and then you could go in and place bids on them or go view the properties to better determine the numbers. 1 other feature is that if a price changes and I placed an offer, that offer gets automatically sent back to the listing agent.

I liked the automatic payment option, as it gave me confidence that rent was going to be paid, although few of my tenants actually used it. 

I have invoices set up to automatically go out on the 24th each month.

I would have a process that automatically reviews insurance docs and other data subject to automated review to flag mortgages on properties that have been sold "Subject To".2.)

Our product that covers investors that have over 10 homes on a master policy automatically covers the perils that a DP3 covers but it is not called a DP3 since we insure them on a commercial policy. 

Some counties have their own rules.Some areas automatically convert over to a month to month lease if the one year lease expires.

Most Realtors can set you up in their MLS system for automatic search-and-email updates.  

you should make offers often, use your own contract of sale, I use a one page contract I call the "Skinny", it is easy to read and to be understood by sellers and it has all I need to make a great deal (disclosures, automatic extensions, delayed settlement clauses, and assignment and out clauses if you are not sure of the condition, always put in an inspection clause in your offers - you can always do what we call "second-stage negotiations, this is where you adjust your offer lower based on inspection report. 

Collects rent, automatically adds late fees.

And did the same with the kids in the so-called "Best School" kids and put them in the so-called "Worst School"I'd bet the school names would automatically reverse as to best school and worst school--meaning it's the students not the "School" that are being ranked.And I have to say, every time I run across this "School Ranking" /really student ranking/ it seems like Racism (and I don't use that word very often of very lightly).It seems like the old Red Lining system, but pretending that a building, or a certain set of teachers, is causing a rating, but really it's the students causing it.And those who fall in line with this when choosing a house, are simply picking which side of the Red Line they want their kids to be on...who their kids can sit in class with.In reality, I'm a strong Home School supporter (for ALL kids) (so I don't have a dog in this fight)--I'm just an observer, and that's how it looks to me.It's a "Student Ranking", and not a "School Ranking".