Now if were are a robot we could stop there but:2) psychologically and financially can you handle paying out cash (and a lot of it based no that valuation) when something goes wrong (vacancy, required repair, capex, etc.) rather than getting checks?

It's not some flip robot that you just put in motion and then find fat checks in your mailbox... despite the claims.

In July of 2003 I was fortunate to get into the auto industry as a robot programmer due to a "friend" owning a company.

Moderators try to help people out and move things to the appropriate spot or remove the posts altogether.If you see something that is advertising that hasn't been caught yet (as the Moderators are humans, not robots and are as such, not perfect) then click the "Report Abuse" link on the post (on the left side).Thanks!

New men have to build and create, and program the robots who build these refrigerators.

The reason was because the people in those banks are more or less just robots computing numbers and have no freedom to be real people solving real people's needs. 

Welcome @Ruben Parra Does that mean you make robots?

I prefer to have a typed letter with a handwritten outside envelope.I have a business card inside the envelope.I target sellers in commercial real estate.Some like using the giant corps with the robots and others like a personal level of service and to feel like a valued client.There is plenty of opportunities to go around for everyone.I think mailers that are targeted are worth a ton in return for the money.Nobody mails anything anymore.My best returns are SEO and forum posts (time in) and my mailers (time and money).

My comment was not based on logic (that would be too robotic for the context).

I think it's just very robotic and scripted, I don't think there's anyone behind the scenes that even realizes you're the same bidder.