Currently a a technology consultant, looking to generate positive cash-flow from real estate .

In the end it saves you time because you aren't traveling to an office for a meeting and the added bonus of a technologically advanced tax pro makes the process more efficient.The best way would be to schedule consultations and get a feel for if their communication style works with yours.Best of luck!

Sure things might change with technology.

But with technology today you can go out of the state and find properties in up and coming markets, which is what I did.

The true hurts and one more thing it’s a matter of time when technology takes over and there will be no need for agents and used car salesmen, oh I think the second part is already getting taken care of with Carvana.

Off work all the seem to do is play games...technology has a child like hold on them. 

Now if you're thinking about all the Mom and Pop outfits out there trying to eek out a piece of the pie for themselves with antiquated, expensive and very limiting technologies then I couldn't agree more.In the early onset, as with most major growth industries, you will see a growth curve of small start ups cottage industry businesses surfacing and perhaps even sustaining themselves or even evolving into one of the major players. 

This is due to limited technology, sanctions, and other issues such as permafrost in much of Siberia.  

They have not been charging enough money for their services to build out a team and invest in technology.

So not for lack of technology...just technology isn't being nice to me right now.