I am always intrigued by tech and smart locks are definitively a "shiny object" for me.

What about big tech which has been the major driver of growth in this cycle.

We did a small area of turf, used a lot of decomposed granite, and put drought tolerant plants in giant pots with a drip irrigation.

I did mention that if the cleaning tech determined that the carpet in the portion of the room where she was found needed to be removed he would not be responsible for the full cost as we were planning on replacing the carpeting with linoleum in the dinning area anyway. 

Also maybe add in some tech/engineer real estate guys as well ^__^ 

If the tech industry experiences any rocky road that growth could slow down quite a bit.

That's like someone brand new to the stock market betting big on a tech startup IPO when they know nothing about how assess its prospects.

Have a *licensed* HVAC tech look at the unit, not your handyman.

But I know there are areas more like the Denver Tech Center that's outside of Denver where corporate rentals also do well, so proximity to downtown might be important for my demographic, but it really depends. 

I have always performed annual inspections and the house was always clean and in good order, and I did in fact see the tenant in May 2017 at the last signing.The first thought that crossed my mind was that the tenant was trying to get out of the lease early and that this is one giant game that he is playing.