Basically they changed the terms mid contract (which of course they are allowed to do based on the contract but still...) and they are trying to be Airbnb thanks to Expedia's takeover, but they suck, their technology sucks, customer service sucks.

Throughout my career, I’ve noticed a lack of technology that aides in real estate tracking and analytics even up to the private equity and REIT level.

Ideas I had:• Nest automates thermostats and one day in the near future is a good implementation in B rentals• HVAC or dishwasher breaks and technology can alert you• Technology good for B and A class• Class B rentals are having Amazon lockers and these Nest thermostats• Know your avatar• At one time backsplash in kitchens was unheard of and now its a cheap fix• What is standard in the market?

Would love to hear about other technology projects up and coming.

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With technology being what it is today, many people sign purchase contracts and closing documents without stepping foot in-state to do so via eClosings and eMortgages. 

Locations of high concentrations of technology workers are, more often than not, found in coastal cities such as Seattle, the San Francisco Bay Area, Boston or New York and New Jersey.

(This will change with technology, but we’re not there yet.)

That said, sometimes I feel like I'm pulling teeth to get my staff to take advantage of technology even when I'm setting it up and developing the policies around its use.

When evaluating property management companies, it's very important to consider the technology they're using.For instance, do they make it easy for tenants to pay rent and submit maintenance requests with online options?