I don't see this changing much of anything.Desperate sellers may use it, but often desperate sellers aren't the most tech savvy.

This vast wasteland, full of tech billionaires, beach babes, great tacos, and year round 70 degree weather, is just a horrible place to live. 

First tech is the only bank locally that I know of that does heloc on investment property. 

He also has it set up for voice control - not sure if you are that tech savvy or not. 

That mostly has to do with "tech" but those people are aging fast. 

You need a builder, permit tech, plan designer/architect, structural engineer, possibly a civil engineer for frontage improvements if required, a geotech for soils analysis and maybe others depending on your area.

My market has two Wholesaling Giants that blanket mailboxes and buses, then they sell crazy high to inexperienced investors. 

I'm currently working with a new tech start-up out of Nashville selling for their Business Development. 

That's all ok... it shows me that if you have Computer and Tech skills, you can rise above those that don't use technology that well.Good Luck and I'm sure you'll get a lot of support here on BP!

Though, I've done plenty of consulting work for clients in the online marketing/tech space.