Some people aren't good with technology and we don't want to force it upon them. 

I have a backround in Internet technology and so does my wife.

Hello Everybody,My name is Nick Brown, I am originally from Medford, NJ and moved down to Fort Lauderdale in July to start a job as a sales associate for a technology company.

I was more or less pushed out not having much business, so I fell back into my other passion computers and information technology (IT).

You can now browse through some of the most cutting-edge real estate technology startups, take a peak at the link below: List of Y Combinator Real Estate StartupsY Combinator is probably one of the more well known early-stage VC's based in Silicon Valley and they've invested in many different real estate technology startups.Some notable mentions:https://www.openlistings.co/ (transact real estate w/o an agent)www.shittylistings.com (data-driven list of distressed properties)https://www.statwing.com/ (advanced real estate data analysis made easy)http://www.rentobo.com/ (free online rental management)--What real estate startups are you currently watching and where do you forsee opportunity to combine tech with real estate?

We have a great one in Colorado called Forensic Applications Consulting Technologies, Inc.Colorado Meth Remediation CompanyThe guy that owns and runs the company is a former drug enforcement cop and really knows his stuff.  

It seems older technology based.

I'm not quite where you are financially but I'm sure there are advantages to community banks for everybody.In defense of bigger banks, I think they tend to be slightly more technologically advanced. 

It's a very knowable issue and new technologies are being developed all the time.Build your reserves and move forward (after septic inspection).

My name is Dave Leresche, and I am a 20+-year information technology veteran looking to make a permanent career change into real estate and note investment.