I did see a motorized tripod boom that would get about 12' up with full remote controls from the ground for about $10K.I'm not expert on this stuff, but to me the technology seems pretty amazing.

My suggestion is to either buy a good book on securities laws or buy 3 hours of a securities attorneys time and find out the various options.By the way, I have been syndicating offerings for 28 years and still have questions about new issues that arise as the technology of media and communications change!

With all of today's technology, its still a crapshoot when they drill.

I am a HUGE fan of technology and its ability to increase our productivity by making things just work better.

Currently a a technology consultant, looking to generate positive cash-flow from real estate .

In the end it saves you time because you aren't traveling to an office for a meeting and the added bonus of a technologically advanced tax pro makes the process more efficient.The best way would be to schedule consultations and get a feel for if their communication style works with yours.Best of luck!

Sure things might change with technology.

But with technology today you can go out of the state and find properties in up and coming markets, which is what I did.

Technology, energy, tourism, and healthcare run that economy. 

The rest of the day included presentations by a group of distressed note sellers, with specific recommendations on strategies and their intermediate outlook for this market, as well as presentations on the use of technology in lending, legal structures and asset protection, Dodd-Frank/CFPB, and alternative financing.