Blockchain is being heralded as one of the most exciting technologies in years, and there's a good reason for that.

But I'm still not going to feel right about the amount of money that's it's going to take to get to that point, technologically, and that it is extracted from many people who don't see the value in it.

Some tenants couldn't care less about additional technology and will not want to pay for it.If a landlord tried to offer me a tech package as an additional fee, I would have declined and informed them I'd buy it for myself when I bought my own home.In addition to that, as a landlord I'd only think about doing the smart items for a higher-end property and/or my direct competitors were doing it as well. 

I’m new to the game here but work full time in technology and have similar goals to you.

its not like other areas were infill in old established neighborhoods and the build is a Modern design..

Modern plumbing and electrical, brick exterior, water drains away from house, no large trees near house, etc- No one will look after your property as well as you want them to.

There is also newer solid state battery technology that promises higher range and 5 minute recharge.

Automating several processes, incorporating technology (like keyless wifi door locks), and self-managing.

Today it stands as a stunning modern 3 bedroom | 2 bathroom farmhouse.​

So much for modern technology.