I think automation of home building technology (many off-site 3D printing players, some on site automation tech for construction of tract homes) will be a real factor in the next 3 to 10 years that will be the primary/only saving grace to actually make housing more affordable (easiest way to meaningfully decrease build costs).

I was actually referring to the fact that technology when used for bad has the city hostage.

Small brokers don't have the technology necessary for today's buyers and sellers. 

First time seeing a child-care hack on here, you're an innovator.  

As the market matures, and we know that the STR market is relatively newish, older market participants with outdated products need to revamp and relaunch or withdraw and while we don't know who will do what in this category we do know that some will withdraw which will reduce the supply while newer market participants will find it more costly to enter the market due to the rising costs to competitively enter the market which will reduce the rate of growth of new supply until we have a break in costs through innovation which will then bring a new wave of market participants into the market forcing older participants to adapt, etc.

The builder is using QB technology (i.e.

I do plan on actually creating a technology/service company based on the results of our research.I need your help with a survey we created to try to narrow down the needs and "pain points" of the RE investor community.

I really think we have an opportunity to be innovators in marketing.

I am going to be running things from Korea, so I need to make sure I work with good people, and people that can work with technology, like take videos of places, jump on skype, send pics, etc.

Also I love leveraging new technology in old traditional businesses and certainly see some opportunities there for this too.Any suggestions on how to proceed here?