- giving me a bit of an edge.To scale it up, you'd have to find some debt instruments that have a secondary market, are liquid, and are far larger than $25 a pop.

Automated backup on the cloud thanks to Google Photo app. 

Management will be automated and the mothers must decide who pays the bills and oversees the catering and cleaning.

The seller will have a forecloseable instrument (agreement for deed, wrap, etc).Originally posted by Jon Holdman:If I were the private lender in this scenario and you did this I would foreclose so fast it would make your head spin.

All economic relationships are inherently two-way.Even here there is room for innovation that arrives at the need for both profits and increased mutual trust (automation).An example (off the cuff) is:Offering all new labor (birdies) an opt-in for a fixed payment over time versus upfront for all closed business.

You need to make sure you include Property Management (20%), cable, electricity, gas, sewer, home automation devices, pool maintenance, rental permits, etc. 

I see some places have automated the system but curious if it’s worth the money. 

The only systems that I have built so far are automation of rent payments and mobile inspections.

No, all of my tenants pay thru ACH (automated clearing house).  

I will pull lists from various sources myself, but from there I am looking to build a "system" of people and tools that automate the lead generation.