Is there any advice out there on buying small storage complex's and using technology to manage them? 

I find that current technologies allow for even smaller facilities to be owned without "dealing in the day to day operations". 

From my understanding, their technology not only is able to data mine the criminal activities in your area of interest but they have annual projections that are considered highly accurate by market investors. 

I've been hesitant to switch over in the past because of the user friendliness of cable, but with the newer technology of the last few years, there must be something that's simple to use and not a let down as far as programming goes.What's everyone's favorite alternative to cable, and why? 

Here are a few suggestions: Use technology: With the help of technology, you can get a good idea of what a property looks like without physically being there.

  #1 complaint is communication, #2 is lack of leveraging technology.  

Columbus has a more extensive range of industries too including finance, healthcare, education and technology.

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This is a prime RTR example in my city...this is the most homicidal neighborhood in Columbus...to give you an idea, gun violence is so bad here the police created technology to "hear" bullets so they could respond quicker...I know the maintenance man at a nearby hospital that informed me they have so many roof leaks they can't keep pace...all from falling bullets....I have seen gang members chasing other gang members with shotguns nearby...I don't drive in this neighborhood because everyone is drunk at 10a and nobody has car insurance...After sitting on the market for 242 days an expiring at $49k list price, RTR "flipped" this proper for $120k resale and represented the location as B+...most of their Cleveland inventory is like this... this isn't just RTR...this is the bulk of the TK industry...Here are your current closed compsThis is 165 S Oakley...$105k...full reno and move in ready I'm not calling out RTR arbitrarily...I have nothing personal against them...these are just facts that I know about Ohio. 

It has for some time now attracted major corporations into the area and is now considered the "2nd silicon valley" leading in technology accompanied by it's already stellar medical reputation.