Assuming this is her plan and not the accident she claims, advice?

Turns out I misunderstood and it's not their renter's insurance but their auto insurance that's handling the claim since they hit the door with their car, so I'm waiting for a call back from their insurance company so I can request a copy of the claim and give them the ok to pay out on the claim since the tenants paid for the new door out of pocket.

Broadley shared a story of a successful doctor that ultimately lost his fortune and his lifestyle due to a family that sued him for his secretary’s driving accident that caused the death of two teenaged sisters.

I use share Google Docs/Sheets with them, and they go into individual sheets I have for each category and populate the property data I've instructed them on, gets uploaded to our auto-dialer and the cold callers reach out to the owners. 

A month later auto emails start flying in.

Some folks talk about house-hacking (which, again, I fell into by accident myself) and lay out these crazy inconvenient things like turning a living room sofa into their bedroom and renting out the rest of the house.

Small local commercial bank lenders  (I'm told by our bank) often use the FICO 4, while auto dealers have a special FICO (10?)

And each month, you enter their payment (or they pay online so it's auto applied). 

I then set up automated emails in my system to automatically remind those folks 2 weeks before the deadline that they will have an auto withdraw coming up. 

However, does anyone know of a software that I can use to upload leads from a spreadsheet to a website that can auto-dial phone calls to prevent down time in between calls?