Technology is advancing so rapidly that there is no way colleges can keep up.

I know we could just track this in a excel spread sheet, but I am hoping that someone has already created a technology that is more efficient for tracking real estate. 

You posted this in the Real Estate Technology, Social Media & Blogging forum.

Personally, I come from a technology background serving in various roles from technician to director.

I think Hickory, NC is starting to do well with technology and many "green" related companies as well.

I have multiple opinions for JLL's best brokers and Colliers about wha to do but its all over the board about getting in now or waiting.I think the market for a small guy like me is to find ( some state) and look for class C or B properties under rented and use new technology to get it more operational and leased up + strong SEO marketing to drive traffic.  

Also, with all the technology today, finding comps is simple.

Hello Everyone,It had always been a dream of mine to be a Real Estate Investor/Developer, but somewhere along the line life just got in the way and it never came to fruition.I do have a fairly decent knowledge base to start building upon though.I received an Associates degree in Construction Technology and a Bachelors degree in Construction Management from Southern Illinois University back in 2001.

I don't see public protection schemes being replaced by unlicensed technology. 

It can be improved upon as laws and technology change.