Of course it has, well, the Carrie, a historic, omnipresent symbol of American technological excellence.

This is posted on their website"Our servers reside in an access-controlled data center monitored by video surveillance and roving security guards 24/7.We have application level monitoring of logins and transaction activity.We are fully insured for Technology Risk, Professional Liability, Fraudulent Activity, and Privacy Breach."

But if you're a normative tenant moving every 3-5 years, you're not up to date on the latest and greatest in RE technology, and even if you have an iPhone and buy stuff from Amazon on your phone, you're not going to want to enter your SSN online, on a site you've never heard about.

We've been able to do that with technology.  

Thank god it was me......I won't go on and on about gentrification or huge growth markets or massive profit potential I just know that the Silicon Valley will replicate it's self with electic cars or desalination technology or who knows what in some other areas of our state and values will sky rocket again and again and again...... it's happened 6 times in my lifetime, boom and bust are part of the California real estate reality and I love it.  

Seller has received 20 text, voice drops and multiple offers before your letter gets to them.Speed, technology and response time are changing the industry.

Electric boilers are a somewhat newer technology.

@Patrick GiblinHere in Buffalo, NY I worked with an inspector who used a drone to view the roof and high structures when there was ice and snow...not a total solution but some have cool technology that make for as complete an inspection as possible.

As part of the advancement in technology, and to speed things up, provide more value to sellers and make things more efficient overall... we are now offering virtual walkthroughs. 

Climate change and technology are changing the game for every industry.