I get ideas and tricks from the shows.Many people get into markets to follow the crowd when they should be exiting as the old wise investors are doing.For example, do you recall the technology hype days in the stock market in the late 1990s.

Particularly with plumbing, something that I was very intimidated by, the new SharkBite connectors and other newer technology makes plumbing almost as easy as putting together Legos.

I got a 3 year diploma from fanshawe for Computer Systems Technology.

Johnston is part of a Research & Development team in the Food & Beverage industry, responsible for disruptive innovation and commercialization strategies, utilizing science and technology to elevate the human condition and consumer proposition.He founded and serves as the Principle of Johnston Properties.

We have great technology, great support, great networking opportunities and most importantly great training. 

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

If you haven't already you can also ask others in your brokerage, (maybe redundant since your with The Moorehead Team - this could be your brokerage or your team, I am unsure), chances are they have a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) or other technology tools they use.

Every day there is some new RE-related technology coming to market and showing up in the press.Here is my question for you all: If technology could do one new thing to change the ease of RE investing for you, what would it be?

Understand there is no replacement for in person experience and knowledge, but the analytical side of me (I work in technology) can't help but try to analyze the situation.

This is a pretty big, technologically challenging project that has many components: what databases will you be accessing; your team would need to include developers (the software kind), RE people… You should design you project such that is narrow and focused rather than broad and shallow.