I have been in SF longer than the Giants ('58), just so you know, and I am now selling and moving out. 

We own Prideaway Stays, which is a gay-owned, tech-driven short-term rental co-hosting businessfor homeowners and guests in Provincetown.

I see a lot of older owners completely left behind on tech that can make operation so much easier too.

Every professional property management company in the world has maintenance techs doing simple fixture replacements perfectly competently without any special licenses.

I am 24, graduated college last year, and have worked in the tech sector for over a year.

Charlotte's burgeoning financial and tech industries create a dynamic rental market, while Durham benefits from its proximity to top universities and research facilities, part of the Research Triangle.

It just goes to show how much tech is becoming more intertwined with the Austin metro. https://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2024/02/21/caldwell-...

My tech stack:--Hostfully as the PMS--WheelHouse for pricing engine--GetLynx - for lock automation.

I have a bit of background in the tech industry and I am asking for some ways to learn and improve my craft.

Our first visit to Riviera Maya and are considering a purchase there, and I'm in the due-diligence phase of evaluating our options.As a quick example,I have a friend who is a very successful entrepreneur in the tech field, mostly in the booming(and soon to be overwhelming) field of Artificial Intelligence.