I think it's a very interesting business idea with some great technology!

Information, just like technology, normally gets cheaper as time passes.You can get the same info from free sites but you may have to read same stuff thousand times before you get to valuable information that not too many of your competitors have.

With technology increasing substantially and people able to see those "invisible lines" on GIS websites they no longer care to see a hard copy of a survey or even care to ask where the property corners fall.

Most recently I've been focusing on technology products that help real estate professionals grow their businesses.

What I need is a job in the area hopefully with a real estate investing company that needs someone familiar with finance and information technology, as well as someone who has spent the past 8 years studying real estate.  

We rely too heavily on technology and lithmus tests when in reality, the best deals are made face to face with people who like another at some level.  

I'm also from Austin and currently work as the Director of Marketing and Technology for my brokerage while also being a real estate agent working with buyers, sellers, along with investors.

The technology that they use is a bit dated.  

With the buyer's premium and technology fee the price would be 147k.

impossible, yet long term hold and flips are the play on multiunit residential.We are looking to house hack, and always appreciate any other LA investors advice and mentorship, and can always offer website/digital content/technology help as a value exchange. :)Super excited, but sometimes worried I'm not on the right track, and then listen to things like "Set For Life" and I think I'm behind.