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.

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? 

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.  

Sites staffed by venture capital people or technology people should be avoided. 

Hello all,I'm jumping head first into the BiggerPockets community in an effort to better understand all the moving parts of the real estate industry and network with the thought leaders in real estate technology.My name is Chuck Hattemer and I'm the co-founder of a technology-enabled property management company.I found out about BiggerPockets from some of our clients and have found it to be a common point of conversation across different meetup groups and events.I am looking to connect with real estate investors in the Bay Area, Seattle or San Diego.I can't wait to get started!

Thanks for any feedback in advance.Champions School of Real EstateDFW Real Estate AcademyKaplan Professional SchoolPurvis Real Estate Training InstituteReal Estate Training and Technology

In every other venture I have ever been involved in, whether it be technology or neuroscience or career strategy or whatever, I have always had people more or less approach me to be my mentor.

As for skills I'm excellent with technology and analysis, not specifically real estate analysis...yet!  

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