Even if technology like this did exist, I think I would still go the route of going through all my applications to ascertain the best tenant for my property, vs having a software that ranks them only based on a few parameters. 

When I visited Dallas, I saw technology based business parks mostly in Plano and dfw area.

Lastly, it's one of the few fields where you can legitimately work on the most incredible technology and innovations that help the world operate and advance as a civilization every day!

Moving that much data can become a liability, or if they want to move to actually sell any leads they'll need an extensive network to support that kind of digital footprint.I think there's definitely a market for someone with your background, and I'd be curious to talk further about ways technology and REI can intersect.

A big risk, and a big piece to the puzzle of the long-term goal of making this city a technology hub.

I am using and am  now actually affiliated with a Company Called PayClix  For online rent payments fir your renters or lot rents .You can check them out on line .They have an Exclusive Accept or Reject Technology So you are in total control of the Payments You can Reject a Partial Payment so you are not stuck for 30 days or have to deal with 3 day notices or start Evictions .They can Do Pet Fees ,Security Deposits ,Pay any Service technicians ,Golf memberships ETC.They connect to your Existing Accounting system for a seamless integration.And are in the Process of building a Module Specifically for Mobile Home Parks .I have Managed Mobile Home Parks for years and Am still woking with a Gentleman who buys and sells them  .

Currently, I am consuming everything I can around multifamily properties, and I have started to focus on the BRRR strategy.Day-To-Day I help build the technological infrastructure to help cars drive themselves, so if you ever want to ask questions about how autonomous vehicles will shape the future of cities, I am right in the middle of that stuff.I am looking forward to meeting/talking/discussing and being a member of this community

Not to mention that it's pretty difficult to make $50,000 on a flip, to begin with.Then, before you calculate taxes, you subtract all business-related expenses: marketing, education, technology and driving, to name a few. 

They have the big technology of all the national companies combined with locally owned branches to give you the great service and expertise of the locally based PM. 

However, as someone who travels a lot and is always researching, reading and trying to look at things through a different view, I think the area is amazing but not enough to be top 5.Raleigh/Charlotte has huge potential and is ever expanding in both the health care industry and technology sector.