Obviously, you probably won't see some robot doing sales deals or doing open houses to clients or billboards with some A.I. saying they'll find your best home.

Don't count Vrbo/Airbnb as insurance.You must have STR insurance or you may be denied a claim.There are cheaper insurance companies that can provide comparable STR insurance such as Foremost or USAA.Make sure your umbrella covers your specific STR property.

The key is training them on your specific questions - not just generic stuff but things like 'how flexible are you on timing' or 'what's your backup plan if this doesn't work out.'

Pretty good upside as well with the recent upswing in tech/robotics here along with the other more established industries such as healthcare and the universities.

Without repetition, they can sound cold and robotic.

I've helped coach a few clients in Denver and Colorado Springs to do letter-writing campaigns targeted at very specific buildings or styles of homes they were looking for (lofts in downtown Colorado Springs, for instance, and new-build condos in the RiNo district in Denver).

Regardless, it is not quite as robotic as it used to be, and building that solid team (including a good mortgage broker who knows these guidelines) has become really important.Definitely seeing some of those hang-ups as well, never a dull moment

Also the IRS does not look kindly on offshore nor robotic studies for obvious reasons.

Since sellers aren't robots, they get a choice in this matter.

All the manufacturing jobs will be replaced by robotics and AI.