I was the director of Information Technology.

It does not use current technology.  

I just started a free online course offered through Stanford University called Technology Entrepreneurship.  

. $150,000 - I would allocate these funds to higher risk startup company investments, mostly emerging technology companies, that I have heavily researched and feel confident in.

Not to mention the big nationals with modern technology like turnkey, evolve, vacasa.

@Barry Rupisan - you are likely seeing that they are a flat fee and pretty inexpensive, what I know is that their system is heavy on technology that allows them to do more with less direct interaction with the tenants.

First of all, I would say, don't get distracted looking for technology to help you.

There are obviously attribution rules for these purposes.The "control test" is met for the "majority" of the tax year.The businesses share the same tax year.None of the businesses may be SSTBs [Specified Service Trade or Business].The businesses to be aggregated much satisfy two of the following three factors: They must provide products or services that are the same or customarily offered together;They must share facilities or significant centralized business elements, such as personnel, accounting, legal, manufacturing, purchasing, human resources, or information technology resources; orThe businesses are operated in coordination with, or reliance upon, one or more of the businesses in the aggregated group."

Especially with today's technology everyone just thinks they can find anything and everything they need online.

I personally have a RothIRA and am invested in a science and technology mutual fund and an index fund.