Regardless, I'll be on the hunt for a market with homes under $100k that has a growing number of technology jobs, as I plan on staying in this career at least until I can replace it with investment income.Thanks for taking the time to read my post.

I have been in the science and technology industry for about 9 years and am looking to step outside my comfort zone and see what I can learn about real estate investing and where I can apply it.My current focus in real estate is in long term buy and hold properties to generate cash flow.  

There is a free version (that doesn't include web hosting) it is very helpful for managing a household or even a 1-2 person business.I only have one blog post but it is about this topic: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4582/blog_posts/43679-complete-office-technology-solution-for-5-month

Currently, I am 18 years old, motivated, technological (which I believe is the best way to reach customers), time-worthy and planning on going to college in January for entrepreneurship.

I recently graduated Rutgers University with an Information Technology degree.  

In addition to analysis, I also have a hand in marketing, information technology, finance, crowdfunding, sales, accounting, and operations.  

Has technology advanced enough that if we replace the baseboards they will be more energy efficient and lower their monthly heating costs?

(This also gives me more education on analyzing deals and then knowing my market) Then the referral fee, if they decide to work with it, goes to more marketing/website/paying off debt/ technology/etc.

Thier Technology is smartphone based and they provide leads.

The typical reason given is the concentration in life sciences and technology.