What’s a product you would pay to use that doesn’t currently exist?

If it knew, I would have already created it

A user-friendly version of GIS software. QGIS and ArcGIS are powerful but painful to use, with big learning curves. Something simpler and more intuitive would be widely adopted in RE acquisitions.

A machine learning programme that can summarise leases and long legal documents into coherent ‘lay mans’ terms. 

An app that deciphers my MD’s handwritten “pls fix” notes

Smart "library shelf"

Smart assistant app (better and more personalized one than current ones)

Smart Excel and PPT creator

Burnout tracker

An application that correlates real estate with depending industries and market tendencies, e.g. for small business retail, laundromats, storage facilities, gas stations, etc

Something like this might exist for RE professionals, but the people in the business itself are unaware of this. Such a service would be cool. for buyers, landlords, tenants/operators, etc

There are probably countless items, but just a few:

• Investor Portal - Current options range from low-cost solutions like Sharepoint to high-cost solutions like Juniper Square.  I have not found a good, quality solution for small to mid-sized Sponsors.
• Argus 2.0 - Argus is a piece of shit.  It is only used because it is widely adapted by the industry - brokers, appraisers, banks, etc.  There needs to be a better, most cost-efficient solution.
• ArcGIS 2.0 - This has already been mentioned here, but would love a good, low-cost solution that has basic layers and that is in continuous development.  Think land development.
• CRM - A CRM software that integrates with Outlook.  We deal with hundreds of different people a week ranging from investors, banks, contractors, and so forth.  I know too many Daniels at this point and I need a low-cost solution to manage notes.
• Tax Solution - Would love to see a research solution that aggregates tax data on real estate (not residential) and can allow you to download this information and use during tax appraisals.  Tax districts get away with bloody murder sometimes because information is such a black box and hard to aggregate.
• Project Workflow - A low cost solution to manage due diligence or project workflow throughout a SME.  If we have 10 people, we can't afford a higher end solution and tend to default to Excel trackers.  Would love a simple tracker to manage workflow across people better.
• MH Rent Data - Would love an Axiometrics for mobile home parks.  You have to call around for comps because the industry is so mom and pop.
• MF Concession Data - Better data on gross rents v net rents.  In high incentive markets (where they don't want to drop face rates), it is very difficult to make apples to apples comparisons accurately as incentives keep changing

I'm sure there's hundreds of other solutions I'd pay for, but would need to think on it more.

a "smart" toy to attach to baby crib that will entertain baby for an hour when they wakeup first in the morning