I worry about the stability of that market.I suck with technology.

The technology has improved a lot lately for captioning and other services for the deaf which has been awesome and they keep adding new features!

Anyone have experience with Real Technology Based Brokerage?

I have also developed my own lead management system and integrated dialing technologies that allows the sales force to talk to 40 people a day.

Do I need to find a company that is local (within driving distance), or with technology nowadays can I do everything using a phone, fax, and internet with my feet on my desk?

Please note, this is not my only criteria for finding rentals, but since I am a technology person, I would like to figure this out.Thanks in advance!

Weighing if that's the right next move.My wife Rachel has an IT background so we are constantly churning out ideas for a more technology focused venture.I've been more active in marketing accilliary services, such as tree trimming using my bucket truck as an outlet to take my mind out of the RE grind while evaluating other opportunitiesInvolving my wife in everything in a weird way is about diversifying, because we can parallel process and perhaps go as much as 2x faster when we judge it another good time to start buying. 

Big businesses like Google, Uber, Apple, Facebook and Autodesk..even ARGO AI from Ford..have paved the way for Pittsburgh's tech makeover fueled by CMU's robotic, sciences and technological innovations.

Ironically, my PMP, which only costs me about $6000, has been far more valuable in my technology career than any of my degree studies.

If you figured in a percentage for vacancy factorrepairs & maint. reservecapital expenditures reservemy cash flow would be lower, but like I said I don't touch any of it as I don't need to right now in my career.You don't have to move either to get into other markets for better cash flow, as technology can take care of that with various services.