Account ClosedWith the breakneck pace at which technology is progressing in the field of real estate (as in many others), it’s no surprise that agents and brokers may feel overwhelmed with deciding what to incorporate into their marketing strategy.Lead generation in particular can pose a challenge in the competitive real estate environment.

It can be expensive, but between real estate and technology things can go wrong.

Having come from the hotel and airline industry, it's been great to apply similar yield management technology to individual vacation rentals.Re: neighborhoods, (link removed) uses clustering based on geographic areas that have similar booking and availability trends. 

Other factors are less controllable, such as state of the economy, technological insolence, neighborhood status, etc.

I strive to help investors make the best decision and make the best profit possible, even in detriment of my own income - standard of Ethics require us to work for the best benefit of our customers .... this will give you immense power, infinite leads, repeat business, and good thankful friends (which, for me is much more valuable than money).I see you have your license less than 2 year ago, so I understand you are still full of pragmatic dreams but you will soon get to understand how broad our profession can be and discover the different ways you can service the public and still offer excellent value; you will find a changing world where the customer is being increasingly empowered by technology and market disruptors.

It's a Luddite mentality to just hope things will remain status quo and not adjust to the changing technology.

They aren't that far on the forefront of technology. 

There were some silver linings with $100 oil.  1) that price along with technological developments let Fracking take off which meant the end of hearing idiots espouse about peak oil.  

Howdy folks - I'm a IT (information technology) veteran tired of being laid off.  

Returns are good now, but what about in 10-20 years when these technologies truly start maturing and revolutionizing the labor force?