I am in the market for a new personal/business computer that I would use for email, bigger pockets and to hold my tax information.I like the idea of the 2-in-one laptop/tablet, but since technology has changed so much since I purchased my last computer, I wanted to get some opinions before I went out and made the purchase. 

I've never seen a house built in the 50's using this technology. 

The generations that played videogames day and night are now grown ups, I see multimillionaires spending a lot of money on "Collectible Pokémon cards", and they are the same ones buying lands in the metaverse.

With current such current technology as Google sheet, Excel, these metrics are easy to build and calculate.Cap Rate (i.e. capitalization rate) is a valuation metric, not a performance metric as such it is a terrible metric to use to determine which property performs better/best.

Agents should have a system in place for managing customer interactions, follow-up tasks, and other important tasks to ensure that nothing falls through the cracks.Be adaptable: The sales and customer service landscape is constantly changing, and successful agents must be able to adapt to new technologies, processes, and customer needs.

He is not investing in new technology or flashy startup companies.

With today's technology / computers, it is much simpler to do and we use some of the same terminology for the same / similar concepts.Think of it this way, if you were running a business where you have many repeat customers to who provide a service or product (e.g. flower shop, pool cleaning, HVAC maintenance, whatever), you would not have a separate bank account for each customer but you would have to keep track of what each customer has been invoiced and what payments they have made.

A piece of smart technology, a cool kitchen feature, even just a nice master bath accessory.

My experience is primarily with internet marketing & technology, recently got my real estate license and have begun building my own business.I am looking forward to networking with the BP community.

What do you guys think about the new updated technology products for multi-family access control?