@Tom Shallcross - Also made a good point, different PMs specialize in different areas and you need to make sure your PM understands that area and is actively managing properties in that area.I fully believe we are moving towards a very automated real estate space so I'd also look for a PM that understands technology and is adapting and changing as new tech products come out. 

DNS filtering through the paid/premium versions of the technology underlying OpenDNS is the way to go.

My town in New Jersey is going through a large 46 acre redevelopment, for which they are tearing down vacant strip malls and redeveloping with 800 apartment units, retail shopping, mass transit to NYC (busses), technology center and medical building.

I'm not sure enough people will ever tele-work to cause that much disruption.. at least not compared to other technology related market changes (imagine what self driving trucks are gonna do).

RE has many aspects (finance, negotiations, sales, marketing, dealing with tenants, accounting, technology, raising money, construction and more); I wish more beginners would take this approach.Tasks might entail anything from going to the property and taking pictures, picking up supplies, doing some admin work, marketing, website building/managing, social media, running initial comps, making follow up calls. 

I am now the Executive VP of Marketing and Technology for that company.

In a lot of ways, this has forced our team to be more efficient realtors, and I could see us using this technology even after things return to normal. 

There's always new technology, new techniques, new materials, new everything.

Technology is a big deal right now.

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