Disrupt, change, overhaul. We use these verbs a lot when we talk about the dramatic evolution of technology and real estate’s willingness (and hesitancy) to adapt. And the quintessential story of how a company can single-handedly upset an entire industry always comes back to one startup: Uber. Yet Uber has never really had any direct lines to real estate — until today, when Garrett Camp, co-founder of the revolutionary online transportation network, unveiled a new digital platform that constitutes an official foray into residential buying and selling. The platform is called Haus, and it’s not trying to compete with the Zillows and realtor.coms of the world in the crowded space of online home search. Rather, Haus’s main purpose is to digitize the offer submission and acceptance pr…