If you are near the border it may be worth it to look into more but if you are not then you are pretty much stuck paying the premiums.The maps are updated as technologies, methods and data become better at predicting which areas are higher risk but that is out of your control.

I just do not see how you can possibly do nothing but talk to people on the phone or by other technologies and then trust them with your money.

Gates did it with technology and his close buddy Warren Buffett will not even consider investing in technology companies.This is a RE site.

Not as easy as living close by, but with the technology available today not a major problem either.

Not up to date on my technology.

My day job is in the Information Technology Analyst and I just recently got my real estate license and looking to transition into this field in the next few years full time.My question to you is in regards of perception.

The article can be found at:http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/11/technology/11ebay.html?

Technology is getting better and cheaper but you've got to know its limitations and how and when it works best.

Logistical complications is hedged by the technology of today.

(For the record, I’m referring here to when Airbnb formed a partnership with the Principality of Liechtenstein in 2011 alongside several German and Austrian villages, and one could literally rent a country or village).However, while these online marketplaces exist, they are not brands of inventory or even experiences, but instead are sources of it aggregated on technology platforms.