Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

Mainly, the systems implemented are fascinating (VA, automated offers, etc.)

Not an exact science over the short term with a small sample size.

Its not rocket science, but it does take a certain type of person to be able deal with evictions, leaky pipes and roaches all the time!

Yes there is some subjectivity in appraisals, it's not an exact science but often times when the range of opinion is that huge it's because the appraiser didn't take the time to verify all of their data or isn't truly that well-versed in their market and didn't disclose that fact to the client and take measures to rectify that (i.e. consult other real estate professionals in that area to ensure that their adjustments make sense). 

Apologies to any classically trained economists here, but the 'science' of economics is largely junk science, at least applied to today's nations and markets.

It's not an exact science but something you get better at over time. 

As a retired techie, I'm fascinated by new technology and its potential applications.I imagine 3D printing technology will substantially reduce the cost to build stuff, which would be deflationary for the economy.

Chris that is fascinating data.

I’ve always had significant interest in the industry, but became even more fascinated while working a college internship with The Sherwin-Williams Paint Company a few years ago.