Whether or not you can set up automated 401(k) loan payments when you leave employment depends on the plan itself.  

Simply because they have restored functionality to your computer does not mean the malicious software has been removed, and your data could still be at risk.As for the $439, if this was paid with a credit card, you should call the bank and attempt to cancel/chargeback the payment.

In theory this software is great for any of us to use that produce postcards.

Start small, automate your processes, and build a plan, make sure this is something both you and your partner want to do.

@Daniel Dietz We found ourselves in a similar predicament and, being software guys, ended-up writing our own.

I am attracted to becoming an agent because I like the idea of one day being able to manage a real estate team and somewhat automate/outsource the work to free up time and hopefully move into other endeavors.

To analyze by region you don't use an automated tool, you use market knowledge.

I have been looking into software solutions assist me in that task and limit my paper production.

I pulled free in file reports, mortgage reports are at a fee and brought current.Having just a few hundred collections is a pretty good cash flow floating on over night deposits.I'd think the others should get with it as well, I can see an automated system that could be very black and white, it's either made or it's not, if not you can see rent is past due and you could follow up, pretty much a drop box.Consider the billions paid in rents and just pulling the interest off that cash flow!

I feel like their objective was to sell us their next level of training and software package, which sounds nice but don't have the 30K required to continue on.