Three beers and six hours of folding can not be my life if I want to get to my ideal volume which would be around 1-2k per month once I'm able to afford the list and the postage. 

Most doing this volume are forced to turn more of their inventory into rentals. 

I too, am hopeful the City gets the right model at the building department to handle the volume of permits and inspections. 

Also my area has a low volume of available units which generally means it’s easy to get vacant units rented quickly.

The current trading volume is mostly one crypto sloshing into another crypto, not billions of fiat flowing in and out per day.Like @Jerry Shen we too have a crypto position that's a much larger portion of our liquid funds than we feel comfortable with due to recent run-up. 

Since it would not be decentralized and would not necessarily need proof of work they could process high transaction volumes.  

I'd recommend targeting areas and property types with a high volume of sales.

There’s so much demand for good turnkey companies, all of the marketing he does is just unnecessary and leads to more volume than his ground partners can handle which causes the problems.

Please study engineering and you’ll have more of a grasp of why measuring amperes (electricity) or volume (water or natural gas) lends itself to reasonable precision.  

The market just has so little volume that it's hard to tell what's realistic or not in the near-term.