Its not there and it won't be for a while, but when people like Lear and Tweddle start opening up Detroit Offices for their Technology Divisions.  

This technology is still very new and still pretty expensive in many ways.

Another profession falling victim to technology? 

Neither of them are great with setting up technology “hardware” but they both did it themselves and were very complimentary about how easy it was.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2017/03/03/i...I know a few people mentioned 3D printed houses, but I've never seen one done.

It seems to be well known, mostly driven by the new technology of high efficiency, and their high burn temp.  

Part of me feels like a bathtub is an old technology and since it wouldn't get used much that I should just do away with it!

Do you have the person handle the front end activities (advertising the properties, showings, leasing, customer service, dispatching) as well as back office (collections, bookkeeping, technology/CRM)?  

And Kama Ward will be glad to know Biltmore is safe at 175,000sfIf anyone is interested in the house Bill Gulley mentioned here is a video:http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/44607760/ns/today-today_news/t/take-tour-billionaires-high-tech-castle/#.UAVVcnDXGMYActually some of the green and disaster-proof technology he is incorporating is pretty cool.

Some common errors that borrowers make are: droning-on about technology, assuming a higher level of knowledge on the part of the lender about your industry, and being overly optimistic with respect to the future sales and earnings of the company. 3.