Information Technology is my strength and I will consider this venture as one project that lasts a lifetime.  

Charleston, SCFor the past 10 years the economic growth has been in the top 40 cities based on the Milkin Institute’s reports.The major industry is manufacturing of transportation with Mercedes and Boeing investing in facilities in the area.The Port of Charleston allows for easy importing and exporting from the city.While there is a high-tech sector, Charleston is not as reliant as other high growth cities.Charlotte, NCWith the exception of 2009-2012, the economy has been in the top 30 cities for economic growth based on the Milkin Institute’s reports over the past 10 years.The economy is less reliant on technology compared to other high-growth cities.Instead it relies on state policies to entice companies to relocate to the state.

I currently own a Technology Company But I have been around REI, Property Management and Construction my entire life.

I own 2 units in Loveland and manage hiring, training and recruiting for marketing technology company in fort collins.  

When Daikan Group purchased Goodman, they acquired all the technology they needed to make a solid product...especially the heat exchangers.Best warranty in the market and a solid product

This isn't a pity party, just looking for financial advice, I'm sure technological unemployment will salivate at the mouth until all humans are unemployed however I don't think debt is something technology can unemploy.

If you can clarify, what exactly you want to do then I can recommend what technology can help you achieve your project. 

This is definitely a cheaper route, but also not the most structured way of learning or building a truly systems dependent business.I also think people often underestimate the risk associated with real estate investing as your mistakes throughout your career can be much more expensive then any investment in your education, systems, and technology.

Yup, wire fraud is on the rise.The system described in that article makes sense for the volume of deals it appears they are doing.A one-off method to be secure is actually to skip technology and go old school:Physically walk into the title company (make your earnest money deposit while you're at it, this can generally be a personal check because there is time to wait for it to clear), have them physically hand you your wire instructions for your particular transaction.Put the wire instructions somewhere safe.Always & only refer back to that.For that not to work, you'd have to imagine the bad guys not just spoofing an email, but spoofing an entire title company.

Do you use 3D technology in business such as rendering or animation for for your projects?