Realizing the future of the technology industry or lack thereof, I have decided to begin real estate investing.

Crowdfunding or it's old school name, raising money from multiple people, becomes a big force multiplier with technologies like the internet and social media.  

For example, Oracle is building a next-generation technology campus 5min from downtown, and plans to increase their Austin team by 50% over the next few years.There should be tons of safe growth with REI, at least for the foreseeable future.

We are a small company seeking to improve the Property Management model for investors by leveraging technology while still maintaining a personal touch.

I want what is best for me and easiest for some of my technologically disadvantaged clients to figure out.

And, with the advent of technological advancement it's more manageable than perceived with the naked eye.I still own stocks and always will and only buy those that pay dividends, again, my choice/model.

In the beginning, this may be a better route than using a technology calculator with all its requirements for an efficient answer. 

Technology also works if you prefer something quick via text, email, phone, telegram, Etc.Sincerely,Donovan KoeberlKP Home Buyers LLCManaging Member

The fact of the matter is that with today's technological mindset, this route might not produce the bounty it did in the '80s.But, as the old saying goes...nothing beats a trial, but a failure.

Hi everyone,Quick intro/background on me and then I'll get to the meat of the post:  I'm a healthcare technology entrepreneur married to a real estate agent.