Great points Beeyou! - I think clients will still allow their agents to handle a lot of the footwork I agree -but that could still equate to lower fees for clients ( as the agent can look it up for free) and likely faster results as good agents are eager to please with timely information.) I also agree that new disclosures are likely to be written to release liability - the people may have a choice to pay for the service or to trust the blockchain and get it for free from their agent - so it will put a certain premium on title company searches -at least until blockchain has total adoption and then they will have to discount their services - and likely be using the blockchain to obtain their data! As far complete adaption of the blockchain - i think we will see it sooner than we think - when the large companies and industries see the value in it and start using it -then the rest of us will be forced to go along with it whether we understand it or not - and chances are 0 it will invisible to the basic consumer - much like no one understands facebook algorithms - but they know how to use it all day ... being decentralized might pose a problem for most large companies though... since centralization is how they control their market - peer to peer transactions upsetting lots of industries could have negative effects also - how many industries do he have that we can cut out the middle man? lots. between that and AI / robots taking over manual labor jobs - this whole Universal Basic Income might become a real thing