I enjoy working with technology and don't foresee that ever stopping.

Using Google's "nearby" feature they have a notification appear on your phone when you are in range.That technology is now available on a very mobile platform.The Asirvia Go proximity beacon is about the size of a car key fob.

Those who are saying that technologies will never provide an absolutely correct rental prices definitely have a point.

I know there are landlords that protest that including these items will expose them to unmanageable maintenance costs but to be honest we rarely get calls (I use top load washers - more durable and simpler technology than front loaders).

We both currently work in semiconductor/technology.  

With today's technologies and resources, all of this is possible but you need to do your homework and talk to people who have done out of state investing successfully. 

I've been an avid listener of bigger-pockets for years, but I never was too fond about technology.

Most people under 60 now are comfortable with technology and will be willing to embrace self driving cars in 20 years when the technology becomes common and their need for it develops.

@Zora Luan, I am with Coldwell Banker and their support and training is just fantastic, not to mention technology backup. 

ATLANT calls itself the "Worlds Real Estate Blockchain Platform" and the whitepaper discusses, in depth, the idea of tokenized real estate ownership and the use of blockchain technology to create more efficiency and ultimately lower costs of real estate transactions.