My "day" job is working in Talent Acquisition for one of the fastest-growing start-ups (FinTech) in the area - link to my LinkedIn profile is in my bio!

This weekend, I'm participating in a FinTech hackathon at ATDC (startup incubator at Georgia Tech) [http://atdc.org/atdc-news/advanced-technology-deve...The idea is a group of software developers work through the weekend, to come up with a new product.

When I'm not reading all of your great content within the forums and running 50 different BP calculators a day, I'm working in fintech in downtown Detroit, MI.Looking forward to connecting with many like-minded individuals!

But seeing as you're in FinTech, I can't imagine you need it if you just read a few of the basic real estate investing books and run calculations on a few postings.It took me over 100 deal analyses online, 15 in-person visits, and the process of buying in Chicago in this market for me was brutal.

Pretty new to Real estate investing except that I work as an engineer for a Real estate fintech company. 

I work for a fin-tech/RIA startup in New Jersey and am a tutor on the side.

Property Technology, or PropTech, is a rapidly emerging field that some suggest will be as big as FinTech.

I moved to the bay area about 3 years ago to begin my career in the investment side of the "hot" P2P FinTech industry after I decided I didn't want to take my father's money to pursue my career in professional golf.

Ezlandlords has competitors and I would like to see them integrate new services or be acquired by a fintech but I just transitioned tenants in one of my out of state properties and between Zillow, Ezlandlords and a for rent sign, I had the bases covered.

I would never enter a syndication or those fintech shared real estate dreams.I started with contractor license and kept my day job as lender (60 hour week) and found opportunities along the way.