I love finding ways to incorporate technology and best practices.

(That's 6 full time people)We also have a full warehouse to help with material logistics, an off-site accountant to run our books, and heavy investment in technology to make all of the above go faster (Such as Buildertrend and Exaktime)... and there are definitely times when we feel distinctly understaffed.Personally, running all of that myself, I could not imagine myself handling more than 1 or 2 jobs without absolutely losing my mind. 

I cocked an eyebrow at their explanation (5 days due to obsolete bank network technology, express uses new tech), but am taking them at their word. 

Owners spend on average 8 hours self-managing their vacation home, so know whether or not you'll have the bandwidth to successfully manage the home.Use smart technology to automate the home.

You will quickly learn how each broker does business (response time, on-time appointments, technology dependency, etc.) and that will make it easier to make a decision on one broker.

thanks for the advise I also do the caveman style lol it leaves a paper trail with issues with technology sometimes malfunctioning  I find paper more useful with certain things completed on my computer.

It's outdated in terms of technology and pricing, but relevant in terms of strategy.2.

Investing out of state isn't overly difficult as long as you know your market well enough -- technology is a wonderful thing.

I sent it to Zack he reviewed and approved the same day, in under 4 hours as I recall.Zack has been great with communication, availability, willingness to answer questions and handling the mechanics of the deal related to the contract, closing, escrow, draw requests and leveraging technology all along the way.  

I spend a lot of my free time looking at properties an line and in person(open houses etc) which is really enjoyable to me.I have always been interested in real estate although I ended up in technology, I am ready for a change!