Middle men don't last very long when technology is allowed to replace them.  

Just like leasing a car, this works well for customers who want this the latest technology with only monthly costs and without maintenance issues. 

The economy seems to be more diverse having a good number of military stationed there, quite  a number of hospitals, tourism, oil, gas and growing a little in technology. 

Tried to post a photo but alas, technology is not cooperating.

I've read some older posts, but with the way technology is changing, I'm interested in what the best platform to handle hundreds of units for multiple owners is today.

It is nice that they are using new technology.

A lot can be automated, use smart technology, but having a great boots on the ground partner is a must!

So I'm looking for a contract that optimizes on clarity and comfort for my seller (or buyer), even if it requires some 2017 technology to reproduce for each deal.

If you are going to try to scale your business quickly with a ton of properties, it may make sense to get ahead of the technology curve.I agree with some thoughts that even if you only have one property, the sooner you treat it like a business, the more it will help you in the long run to effectively manage your properties.Anyways, just my two cents. 

Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to access MLS listings without a Real estate license.Thanks