Or you can look into using Legalzoom.com which is an online legal technology company that can help you start a corporation without having to pay attorney fees.  

Our economy is stable, and with the addition of Aerospace and Green Technologies we are forward looking.Some may choose to capitalize on our sordid past.

With the integration of interactive virtual tours (not just photo slide shows or walk-thru videos that drag you through a property), what's stopping rental property owners (RPOs) from using the new technology to market their properties? 

They don't take cryptos for rent or investment they just use the crypto technology to generate their own private currency to keep track of what seems to be some kind of timeshare/REIT blend.

Technology advancements such as email, phone calls, skype has enabled communication with a remote CPA to be seamless.

In 2 years, with your cash on hand & still-advancing technology, it almost won't better where you buy & manage property.I suggest doing two things:Identify the markets where you want to buy.Reach out to property managers, real estate agents/brokers, and other investors in that area.

Then you have the other standard costs for any business...office space, technology, insurance, labor etc

I'm licensed in a few construction areas as well as a licensed home inspector but do technology work for a living.  

These seem like they might make more sense for investors that don't want to work full time as a real estate salesperson.There is one called Real that looks interesting..it's a virtual brokerage with no offices...they are very technology focused it seems ..all docs handled via App.

My background is in finance/accounting, entrepreneurship, and technology.