Basically, it gives me access to a ton of trainings they have put on and more text/email credits, which help with all the automations I do. 

Every time I start a RE-themed project I find out someone else has done it, monetized it, and I facepalm AGAIN.So now I've decided spare time projects just automate what my partner does, and there's enough business development opportunities, once we really got the ball rolling, that the software takes a back seat.I wanted to be the 'man behind the curtain' but I've found the nontechnical aspects far more interesting and fulfilling than I would have thought possible.I've seen a good many podcasts on here, but not all of them. 

One thing I would design in - and have implemented at MY STR - is a "flash" hot water heater capable of serving all the bathrooms at once. 

Sometimes lenders charge an upfront fee to cover for expenses such as ordering/running a automated valuation, pulling your credit, and running a background check. 

I will definitely implement that Tide pod policy.  

You can’t call a consumer with automated technology, unless you have express written consent.

For instance I have my acquisitions app, rental leads app, maintenance app for rentals, inspections app, purchase checklist app, company status activity app, etc.The systems I have created are mostly automated, so when something happens in one app (let's say we sell a property) it automatically creates a task for my admin to cancel insurance and remove utilities from our name, and a task for my bookkeeper to code the final HUD in Quickbooks.  

@Julie McCoyI wasn't referring to AirBNB or VRBO, but major capital providers who can essentially create boutique hotel chains using economies of scale--- teams of PMs, purchasing power for supplies, big cash to buy up properties in up-and-coming neighborhoods and turn them quickly into airbnbs, full suite of automation tools, etc.Do any of you see big operations flooding into the VR market and leaving scraps for the normal airbnb user?   

But if you do not have a plan, then please be very, very careful of implementing this strategy.

@Matthew Fuentes Have you considering looking for distressed properties and implementing the BRRRR strategy?