After a couple of trips to Office Max to buy ink to print yet another offer, I realized that in my first deal ( I am looking for my second one now) the Realtor was really in tune with technology.

At the same time, these guys have setup significant infrastructure for maintaining these properties (not just maintenance-wise but what looks to be significant technology investments), will they just dismantle those?

In our technology age, you don't need college to do that.  

Nobel Prize-winning physicist William Shockley practically invented Silicon Valley, turning California into the technological hotbed of innovation it is today.

There are services springing up this year that allow investors to use SaaS technology to transform their existing site to their own site with their own branding.  

There is starting to be more and more private investment that specialize in "Blue Technology" to make AltaSea their home.

By PryptoThe biggest advantage presented by bitcoin — or to be more precise, the underlying blockchain technology — comes in the form of creating a completely transparent trading system.For those individuals and businesses who may want to avoid transparency — such as, for instance, in the non-declaration of various taxes, the transparency of bitcoin may be an issue.

https://harbor.com/investorshttps://www.bisnow.com/national/news/technology/no...I'm curious what people think about this? 

I soured on the real estate business because growing in the 80's technology wasn't around to make our lives easier and trying to figure out drywalling and pluming as an 8 year old by yourself on the weekends was not fun. 

Technology and regulations are trying to combat them.