Hub Spot CRM:It's freeIt integrates with Gmail for email trackingThere are no limits to size or membersIt's got great tutorialsSuper user friendlyAlso has project management and task management tools built in (also free)At least that's how it is for meThey also have call tracking and recording if you want to pay for thatThe email tracking is a huge benefit.

In addition to those things listed being in that very northern tip people are also very close to a large hub of the amtrack(train system) we have here which can take people all the way down to San diego or up to downtown la which is just opens the area up for out of towners.   

I've adjusted my strategy over the years to put all my buy and holds in one spot and flip when away from my hubs or areas where an exit strategy is harder to justify.

The two markets we are looking at are Houston and Pittsburgh.Houston ProsWe both live hereCheaper labor costsHigher rental income potentialHouston ConsCost of homes are more priceyPittsburgh ProsAccess to cheaper homesAlready have a handy man Duplexes are plentifulCould become a Tech Hub in the next few yearsPittsburgh ConsWe don't live thereWages are lowLabor is expensive I am hoping to connect with people with similar goals.

You are in the North Jersey hub, how active do you plan on being?

Now, one thing to consider in PR is this, first in PR in some areas the power service either briefly goes out or you have "brown outs" that can get your wireless lock disconnected from the Wave-Z Hub or the Wifi Router and the lock won't always reconnect when the power comes back.

I'm guessing people will value living in Austin, especially with that being a work hub.

Irvine is a technology hub with a lot of millennials who live in suburbia style OC.

@Mike Fletcher imagine that:CHART 1: Highest salary premiums for tech workers among largest U.S. tech hubs:1.

We will actually be meeting at the Riverwalk Hub, right where Court Ave meets the river.