In the past I've never been one to boast about a big sale in the technology field, especially before the deal was closed and the check had cleared.

I don't use it to find deals because cold calling is not a great use of time with so much technology on our hands to find motivated sellers.

Building costs have also disproportionately skyrocked for these same reasons and others which is counter-intuitive as usually increased productivity and advancing technology lowers cost over time-  apparently not in construction.  

Im wondering if they are still relevant in the technology age.  

Also if a business is using Apfolio or some equivalent then they are using the best technology and the field is level - this is not the 1990s where you needed to pay a lot for a custom IT solution. 

Technology, great job market, and fast growth.

Large diverse industrial and technology base, top level airport access, business friendly environment etc. 

Originally posted by @Caleb Heimsoth:Short of just camping out in front of the unit and documenting him coming and going or staying for two plus weeks this is going to be very difficult to prove or enforce  Use technology .

Being close to your property is overrated sure it's nice to be able to drive by but with today's technology and a kick *** property manager you can get pictures and even videos of your property in real time.

Upgrade technology, ring, nest, Yale and technology for managing.