The claim that any system runs on its own is pretty lofty, IMO, with the years I have been around and having a fair idea about technology today, no system will explain questions of any seller, show them where to sign or wlak through a property to get the cost estimates.

Our crew always take photos and lets us know about any damage, which mitigates any issues falling through the cracks.What @Sean Walton said is also true in that you can use technology such as a keypad door lock to pretty much take the "on the ground" work out of it.

There is so much technology evolution in the RE agent arena it seems it would be hard to fail if you put the time and effort in.  

I am a recent college graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology and am now working full-time as a Mechanical Engineer at Picatinny Arsenal.

I'm a web developer focusing primarily on back-end technologies and integration with other systems.

Census Bureau....When just looking at migrants, about 110 people per day moved to the Austin area from July 1, 2015, to July 1, 2016 — largely because so many jobs are being added across all sectors, principally technology.

I have a BA in Business Admin, and an AAS in Construction Technology.

People also forget half the country has horrendous technological infrastructure.

Some people also think that block chain technology will also be used for smart contracts which would help add transparency and efficiency to the home buying process.

With the help of technology nowadays it is better to work with an expert remotely than with the local non-expert.