FSBO is going to work out in lower price-points and maybe someday with millennials if they ever start buying (but that may be 10-15 years down the line with current studies, their debt to income ratios etc) because they culturally use their phones for everything and that's cool and interesting and agents will adjust to this culture (we've been studying this for years at tech conferences). 

That's good to know.The tech companies and all the start ups would be to their liking

Top-rate schools, new hospitals and burgeoning tech and specialized trade activity means a lot of new families, transitioning professionals and working adults needing housing but not necessarily in the market for purchasing property.

I had no direction and my passion for computers and tech was quickly dying.

I made that move about 3 years ago after working retail as an tech/intern/rph for 10 years and it was the best decision I've made professionally. 

Unfortunately at this point it’s more cost effective to have a service tech look at them.

Tesla is the biggest so far but there are a lot of high tech companies that have also moved into the area.  

Raleigh & Durham area are starting to become a bit over priced with the tech boom in the area.

In today's tech savvy world everything is at your fingertips.  

I sold a tech company in 2013 and I'm investing the proceeds with @Joel Owens in some commercial real estate deals.