@Chris Jensen I feel like in the modern age there is a better solution for folks who don't want a listing agent which is the "flat fee" listing model.

Here are a few of the most notable projects in the works that are set to be completed within a few years:Sparkman Wharf: The rendering of the new Sparkman Wharf shows it will be a modern outdoor park space with plenty of shops, outdoor eating areas, and other small attractions.

Good modern windows will lower energy bills and are tax write offs

I've often think of this too, as the RE industry SLOWLY moves into modern technology the automated data is sure to have faults.

Most of my markets generally prefer clean and modern compared to all original restored.

Death taxes and probate are outdated concerns and are not what destroy modern day wealth.

My research leads me to believe that a specific mortar needs to be used, as the stone and antique brick are not as strong as modern day products/construction.  

These "modern" houses out West are money pits--it really never ends. 

Then you will have to go to the property and review the footage if you suspect there was a problem.The great thing about having an internet connection is you can get real time motion alerts and you can log into your camera feed and see if someone was breaking into your place and call the police to catch them instead of handing them a video after the fact and hope they can find them.Either way I use a more robust system than the plug in play wifi cameras that are sold at Sam's or Walmart.I use  Digital Watchdog software running on a laptop and DW cameras.

I had to use the desktop version on my Chromebook/Laptop/MacBook, etc.