I built cool robotics for NASA.

We never grow weary of solving interesting problems, but the continuing education treadmill does get old after a decade or two...particularly the IT certification cash/time monster that you have to feed periodically to work in some sectors.

It has features I liked:      - Automatic robot-assisted marketing that puts your ad up on various websites, including Craigslist

AS for the BP members who 90% dont do what i do and are landlords I will be working on my own DSCR loan product now that the big boys are at 8% I look to clean up in those new originations again So much easier and better than all the work it takes to chase defaulted paper ( unless your like Van horn and have a monster portfolio ) but if your just dealing with a few million its just way too much work for the risk compared to us buying and owner financing brand new homes or investment homes.

This is the "vicious 20 lb. monster" they were apparently concerned about: 

Now it is becoming a very good retirement plan and a monster at the same time.

@Gary Swank I actually lived in Pittsburgh in 2006-07 and have been back to visit friends as I am a PA native and also I worked as a contractor there for a DOD robotic company (2011). 

This sounds like a monster of a property with pitfalls every where.

Don't forget to index your sitemap and robots file.6.

This isn't AI in the sense of robots making decisions.