Have to love technology!

I've been researching and it's the only software I could find for short sales, does anyone recommend any other technology?

In Oregon and I suspect most everywhere else, there are more and more brokerages opening up that cater to investor Agents looking to keep overhead costs down....the need of a fancy office and hand-holding not needed much....technology and such hardly warrant the huge commission suck-backs many of the big firms charge.

I have never understood the manpower, technology, walls, and general effort and expenses involved with "securing" our borders, finding illegals already in the country, deporting them, supporting them while here, etc.

If anything, the bulk of the money is going towards the management of the major firms who oversee technology innovation.

I didnt listen real carefully but they were saying we have much better financial technology that would benefit the buyer and lender and greater acknowledge specific situations people would be in.

Most states have amended this in some way or the other but you may still run into it if you try to sell real estate online unless you can figure out a way to get it signed.I am somewhat hopeless with technology so I do not know whether this is an easy problem to solve or a difficult one.

With the very liquid market afforded by technology today this value center is greatly diminished IMO.

Age discrimination is definitely real.As soon as everyone thinks there will not be another boom, as soon as everyone gives up, when no one is buying anymore but the most seasoned.... the new boom will be just around the corner.The 40+ demographic is strange because this group has the least intuitive experience with technology and therefore are not as adaptive.

If anything is going to propel us out of this mess it should be some type of technology, but we don't have the world's best engineers anymore as Vikram pointed out.