Cancel all automated payments if you currently use their system.  

What I do now today (key word TODAY), my main channel is running on average ~80% close ratio, and my worst channel is running ~20% close ratio BUT I am ok with that because it's dirt cheap, almost fully automated, and in process of getting fine tuned so it's good results for being in refinement. 

It also helps if you are good at using repeatable and automated processes and doing accounting/record-keeping (my weaknesses).

So, assuming the market you are looking at doesn't happen to be one of these exception areas, you can be pretty confident that what you see on realtor.com is an accurate reflection of what's in the MLS ... you're not losing out on deals because the information is dated.If you're working with an agent, they'll most likely setup an automated alert for you based on some general criteria. 

so long as it makes sense as a real estate transaction.What matters is that:There is no direct or indirect benefit between the plan and a disqualified party.The note instrument is in compliance with state lending laws and therefore enforceableThe issue I see is that if there is a primary lender on the project, then the plan is going to be holding a 2nd position lien, which would be pretty risky on a flip. 

, so trying to achieve such a high-level of automation and efficiency isn't really necessary at this point.Seeing it from their perspective-- perhaps it's just the mistrust of filling out the application online.

Quitclaim deeds are a blunt instrument tool and are best used to eliminate a potential claim rather than affirm the passing of title.Lastly, I suggest you target a small geographic area, perhaps even a portion of one county to start, and become something of an expert on values and neighborhoods.

A Solo 401(k) provides a narrow exemption from Unrelated Debt-FInanced Income taxation (UDFI) when the debt instrument is secured by the acquisition of real property.Trade or business activities such as flipping will have UBIT exposure in a Solo 401(k).

Homes that initially list too high will not sell until after a series of price cuts finally attracts a buyer - and that will be at a price that's lower than if it were priced correctly at the start.The moral of the story is for Realtors and sellers to run comps - and not those garbage automated comps. 

What do you use to do your automated text followup?