I don't see Tech going anywhere (more likely to get a tenant) and I'll take the college aged tenants (despite the bad reputation of doing so.)

I'm having trouble putting faith in a tech company to provide tech services that I can't even get setup.I give a lot of leeway to the program simply from the BP referral to the site... but has anybody used this yet?

Remember the old tech service "Oh that's a different department" run around.

The light sensors of digital cameras are optimized to work best in this light temperature and the white-balancing programming that interprets the raw data and turns it into a jpeg-format shot does the least heavy lifting with this light temperature -- it's a feature of how the tech works.

A giant waste of time but also not worth $25/month for me when I only have 4 places I manage with very infrequent vacancies.

I suspect you're suffering from a bit of guilty conscience, which is probably warranted as it shouldn't take 5 weeks and 4 techs to fix an AC unit.

I would suggest you talk with an HVAC tech for guidance.

I am a UCLA graduate and have a background in film and acting but currently I'm a tech project manager for a startup.I also own a duplex in LA that I rent out and I Air BNB two properties in Greece.What I'm looking for:1.

The only criticism I have for you is this.... please dont take offense to it, but the fact that you say that you've never had more than $2000 in your bank account is a giant red flag.

I recently graduated from USC with a Masters degree in Computer Science and started working as a tech consultant in Los Angeles California.