I look forward to reading all of your posts and hopefully contributing once I get my feet set in this endeavor.Today, I am working on building my "team" of people - GC, Realtor, Broker..etc.I work in a technology company in Portsmouth NH and am the company CIO. 

It's great to see Austin is well represented here on BP, befitting our reputation as a technology town.

I seen these online DocuSign agreements in his email while being nosey and I doubt he had any knowledge of this happening being that he isn't computer or technologically savy.

REIRail's $97/mo plan gives 750 minutes + 250 texts + 3 local phone numbers + 3 lead pages + access to our Deep Trace technology which no one else in the world has (more on that below).

Technology in the next 10-50 years will make real estate jobs and agents useless.

I moved to Denver about a year ago and currently work remotely at a financial technology company building software for the Healthcare space.

Many revenue management solutions such as the ones we use leverage "AI technology" to dynamically price the leases based on market rents.We have used AI for RE content, adwords, etc.Next few years would be interesting as AI works its way into the real estate industry which has not traditionally been an early adopter of technology.

This is why both presidential candidates are talking about the need to reform housing regulations on the campaign trail.Construction Innovation: A Call to ActionIt seems that innovation in the construction technology space, and thus labor productivity, is an area for significant improvement.

It includes paperwork, scheduling third-party inspections, and meeting critical dates for due diligence and closing.By leveraging technology, we use platforms like Asana to assign and track tasks.

We are a Chicago-based GC-tech (general contracting technology) company expanding into Richmond.