But I am more of a technology guy..  

It's not frugal or smart), I enjoy all the modern amenities in life (I eat out a couple times a month using Groupon or other deals), I have a newer Ford Focus in mind condition (yes we are a 1 car family!)

I am about to replace a 1950 gravity gas heater with a modern unit, add c/a and do a little basement duct work to a unit all for $5,800.Around here (Delaware County, PA - near Phila), a "3Br, 1Ba, unfinished basement and no c/a" is the "base unit" for the row homes I buy. 

Hello to all.Life is too short to deal with bad servicers, bad lenders and companies that don't care.Servicing should be simple from the clients perspective...and it should offer the client a combination of great CS, confidence in their operations and a solid, interactive technology platform. 

Technology speeds up the process and brings efficiencies, but at its core this industry is just a 21st century version of the real estate syndicates of the late 80’s.

He said he thought they were a good idea but the technology is a couple of years away from being where we want it to be.

As @Keishee Hill said, technology today means you don't have to be in geographical proximity to your CPA and it's way more important to have somebody who really knows what they're doing than to be able to physically shake their hand.

(and world) and technology doesn't inhibit our ability to provide required services. 

The fact they did not recognize opportunities locally, the best in modern history, does make some wonder how could they be able to recognize great opportunities remotely?

Various counties have more or less info as they get technologically updated.