On the flip side, I've been reading a lot of articles about veterinary technology advances and how many things can be done these days, but they come with a corresponding price tag.

All the brains, creating awesome technologies and shtuff, yet the managers get all the credit and money.

It is at The Bunker in Fishers, 9128 Technology Ln

Your resume, publicly posted online, indicates that you were homeschooled until 2009, when you entered the Illinois Institute of Technology, from which you graduated summa cum laude in 2014.

On the other hand, it has helped the consumer to save money, put many brokers on an even playing field forcing improved service/technology and forced lenders and brokers to improve their training. 

Real estate is cyclical, but technology, generation shifts and cultural norms, and countless other factors will always change those cycles making it impossible to exactly predict.

The keyless lock seems a little bit steeper, but I think that the smarter technology is definitely a growing long term trend.

However, how many "smaller markets" could I find the job I have in Technology, or my Wife could find multiple places of employment in Healthcare?

In our newest duplex we’ve added: Ring Doorbells Niagra 0.8 gpf toilets (saves a ton of water - as we cover water for our tenants) (https://www.homedepot.com/p/Niagara-2-piece-0-8-GPF-Ultra-High-Efficiency-Single-Flush-Elongated-Toilet-Featuring-Stealth-Technology-in-White-77000WHAI1-N7714-N7717/205611735) LED lighting throughout (Costco has these modern ceiling fixtures for only $24 bucks) (https://www.costco.com/Altair-LED-14%22-Flushmount-Light-Fixture.product.100354669.html) Ductless AC/Heating Motion sensing light switch for the bathroom (Gives a lot of wow factor.. when potential renters were viewing the place they were always impressed by it) (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005WM3ALC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_HUglAbPNX8N92) 

Dropping out of high school at age 16 was as much of a concern then as it is now.Getting a good education allowed me to get set for life, but the subject I majored in (electrical engineering) was not the subject that ended up driving my career after the first few years (in the 1970s, the "half life" of an engineer was five years; today, it's probably less than one year because technology changes so fast).