I have heard good things about AAA Property Management but I would not use Evolution Community Management.

I love your story and the evolution of your financial strategy.

I have seen that evolution happen with a lot of properties in my local CT market in bad neighborhoods and I am assuming other areas are the same. 

slide=1"The evolution in driverless technology will change how we use our roadways, public transport, parking lots and gas stations—and in turn this will fundamentally affect what assets perform well.Firstly, driverless cars will change the importance of location, which is the derivative of transportation.

We work live and play in Orlando and we continue to watch the evolution of the STR market here in awe.  

Our results imply a fundamentals-based explanation for the recent increases in housing costs over speculation or financial factors, and that the evolution of remote work is likely to have large effects on the future path of house prices and inflation."

Would seem you're either getting very strong $ per door, substantial leasing income, or cost of staff is relatively low.Just curious, and interesting to see the different ways people can structure the same business quite differently (even Nathan's evolution is a good example).

When they see those things they see you as real and relatable and they'll follow your evolution and even one day seek you out for advice.  

I understand that real estate is viewed as one of the safest, most reliable asset classes but in the age of rapid technological evolution I feel that there are other opportunities that could out-perform while maintaining liquidity.A little background about myself I am a 23 year old graduate student looking to aquire my first property later this year. 

I hope agents, brokers, and property managers embrace the evolution.