This also tells us why AI is so hard to attain because until you build a robot with spatial awareness it will be insane.Oh yeah I liked science when I was a kid, still do...

Eric hit the nail on the head when he said realtors don't submitt offers...In NC you are intitled to an offer response in writing from the seller.

AI seems going to replace almost everything, now in SF you see two-three phenomena: an empty office building in front of  self-driving car next to homeless with feces everywhere.I think SF is really the forefront of what's going to happen in future, less humanity and more robotics replacing human for nothing , a weird place to be LOL a sad place truly

Humans build properties, not robots, so it's possible that it was an honest mistake or worse someone cutting corners.

That alone may well influence the very plan of the home and its systems and require redesign.Several years ago, some municipalities around San Jose also started requiring submittals to be done in BIM, and I'm pretty sure that has spread. 

I was invited to Zurich for a robotics competition called the Cybathlon.

But understanding how robots fit in to your operation is also important.

Its a slick interface where you can invest based on your beliefs; ie "Clean & Green", or "Robots Rising", they even have a index for REITs.  

This one's just to make sure they're not a robot.

I haven't seen many people who can submitter utilities while maintaining same rental rates.