Start taking small steps with your goal in focus and the process will show you what is possible for you and where you might need to adapt. 

The average age of a Realtors in the US is 57 years, doesn't have the internet knowledge you do, and can't adapt as quickly as you.

Win-win for them, and their service is invaluable to most businesses, so they're not going to lose a lot of customers.As investors, it is up to us to adapt.

It is not the end of your life and just adapt and live with it.Good luck to you!

The infrastructure will come together (and be paid for) by connecting with people and filling an unmet or underserved demand.Find the mission-driven team by connecting with brokers, owners, and influential third-parties.If you have that piece covered, and you're only interested in the technical side... get a good attorney and accountant.

I think its around $115 or so per quarter for unmetered houses.

Here's something for new construction that you can easily adapt to a fix/flip, and it give you a sense of the possibilities.

This is what I use when I'm doing plumbing:https://www.homedepot.com/p/Winters-Instruments-PETG-Series-2-in-Gas-Test-Pressure-Gauge-with-Test-Valve-Adapts-to-3-4-in-FNPT-and-Range-of-0-60-psi-kPa-PETG203/305046987Then an adapter to go from the threaded to a hose connector. 

I am still adapting to what to post and who my target audience is but I feel sharing real life happenings, what you do for your clients to set yourself apart, great experiences and such leaves a lasting impression more so than advertising properties.

The better you can understand and understand what they may feel the better you can change adapt yourself to the situation.