You have a fulltime job as a security officer and are almost done with school for welding, which is a very solid niche business that isn't going away with technology to my knowledge and you want to pitch those to do agent work or leasing consultant working on commission?

She is not an agent but, spends most of her time training and coaching agents on the technologies and processes to help them be successful.

Technology has addressed most of those issues, which is why private equity firms now own close to 100k SFR's in the US.

Technology has enabled communication with a remote CPA through phone calls, emails, skype etc.

Technology advancements such as email, phone calls, skype has enabled communication with a remote CPA to be seamless.

Technology is great!!

Plus if you don't know what features you need now, you can start with the basic provided features and later on you've the space to add/build moreThe only cons with this mix, it needs a lot of technology tweaks to set it up the way you want and to automate it to the lowest level offered by other CRMs, which would cause some kind of frustration to start with very basic one like this, but believe me, it's worth all the effort you'd pay for it.However, if you are not a Tech-savvy guy who is always intrigued by new technology and new operations business model/strategies then I'd recommend other CRMs that provide all what you need with minimal effort.

He is in Brewer, but with technology the way it is, I don't think I go into the office more than twice a year.  

When I get into 2nd gear I'll start looking into extra technology and info.

5G Technology is expanding and wireless carriers are looking for rooftops to lease out as they need to have transmitters placed every few blocks rather than the previously used large towers that serviced a big area.