You don't know what technology, materials and trends will be "in" 20 years from now.

It looks like we can't do webcam notarizations here yet but when we can, I'll be all over that, I love technology.

I am wondering if you had a recommendation for a regional Texas (Houston) bank that provides convenience through technology from basic (online bill pay, ) to advanced (payroll, check scan, etc).Because of my travels, I would prefer to manage payments (to suppliers, to employees, etc) and conduct business more remotely.I would like to avoid bigger banks such as Chase, etcThank you,Mo

I am an advocate for technology and prefer to use the most efficient means available.

I have used youtube videos in the past from anything technology related to setting up plumping under a sink an much more.

The auction site has some pretty strong language (I.e. buying as-is without an inspection contingency), and a 4.5% "buyer's premium" on top of their ******** "technology" fee of a few hundred bucks.

Fixed cost and allocated variable costs seem very high, this is not attributable to compliance but those new compliance expenses should show in that 500 dollar increase.Wonder too, if there are any increases due to technology, software being amortized that were recently purchased, just thinking of compliance system be changed out and updated.

Technology has made it so convenient as if they are sitting right in front of you at any time.Feel free to ask if you have ANY questions or are unsure of anything.

REIA's are not the best technology wise, and it is too much to expect them to do this.

q=drain+reline+"fort+lauderdale"Steve,About six years ago I spoke to one of the early adaptors of an epoxy relining technology.