He's also getting historic tax credits on that project so it's turning out to be a profit monster, assuming Airbnb comes back reasonably soon, which we all think it will, right? 

just like how it is more expensive to have a person build a car then it is to have a robot build a car.

And a lot will go to robots and computers in the US.Already, you see Fedex, UPS, Uber, etc. looking to go driverless.

No good though, still can't post it without the links.I thought maybe their robot was thinking "Covid-19" was a phone number so I changed all of those instances to "Coronavirus" but still no luck.I'm hoping a moderator will see this report and contact me to help me get the post published.

Really we should be talking about "construction quality" in general rather than caring about whether the house is built in a factory by robots in Mexico, on site by highly paid American tradesmen.

But remember, going forward, once you train a tenant that they can pay rent late without consequence, you have created a monster. 

I do misc consultation on the side (for a kids robotics competition, for example in the past 2 years) and misc jobs, down to mowing the lawn, car maintenance for neighbor/friends, fixing things around the house, selling on Ebay, etc... that I collect "income" for, but they would add up to >$500.

It shows a personal nature to your interaction and your dreams and thoughts instead of a robotic developer that wants him to do something for them.No legal advice given.

You want to build rapport with the seller and not sound like a robot, people won't take you seriously.

We've just acquired Showcase IDX and I suspect are moving in the direction of being a market-monster on the idea of "Zillow with a brokerage" - except that we'll have actual IDX feeds.