I'm excited about how much of the real estate industry technology is still in the stone age! 

The city is changing and recomposing itself and quite a few D neighborhood slums in close proximity to the health care and technology job centers within the city are reversing course and turning back into C neighborhoods.Your biggest problem isn't the financing you think it might be.

I'd look for someone who either has local knowledge in a hot market I'm interested in or is good at technology and can scrape data... both these compliment my skillset. 

. $600-$900 per year depending on where you are a member.The market center at KW will charge a monthly technology fee around $60-$70.

Other than it just bothers me because I can't figure out why.Also, we have a lot more technical difficulty with Homeaway/VRBO than Airbnb.  

This could affect your return by 20-30%.It sounds like you don't like the stress or difficulty of rental properties, so you are trying to use numbers to justify your exit.

Just remember that the difficulties we encounter are here to make us better, not bitter............and I must say that my ordeal has forced me to be a better investor and has provided a great learning opportunity.

That's a great perspective, and I'm grateful for the technology era as well.

The company is built on training and technology, and even though I am a part-time agent I have resources available all of the time.

I would propose that people travelling to Silicon Valley using AirBnB are generally more savvy using technology.