Let me check my crystal ball real quick...Nope.I do believe in Cryptocurrencies and the blockchain decentralized technology having a boom in the next few years though.... but that's another debate :)

Technical Project Manager for a gaming company, technology consultant, and real estate investorYes and no with what folks are saying.

I make paraplegic people walk again with new (uninvented) technology.

I've been in a very technical IT role for 12 years and I'm trying to blend technology with my RE portfolio/strategy. 

A good one is arstechnica.com who do alot of technology and investigative type journalism and have discussed airbnb in the past.Once you get it on to some news site, submit a link to slashdot.org for yet more traffic (with disclaimer that you're involved).Best of luck! 

It just seems like a waste with technology these days to have to physically sign if they know it's me.  

The rest of my team has (mostly) stemmed from my agents' contacts (e.g. contractors, lenders, etc.).While nothing can replace walking a property in-person, technology can get you pretty close.

It’s all about the technology adoption lifecycle and how to market hi tech products.

The monetary cost of doing so isn't actually that much, but it is taking many hours to get my license, and develop and learn from a mentor.I'm in central Indiana and found a good brokerage who can get me working with education and resources within a month after getting my license.After this since I will be in college for business (which I wish I didn't have to, but I have a full-ride I don't want to pass up on), so since I will be pretty busy I'll be looking to list houses more since technology let's me do much of that process easier than driving people to houses etc.

The only difference between then and now is the technology and media at fingertips of anyone and everyone.