There was SO MUCH that we wanted to do in terms of technology, collections, screening, showings, automations, etc, but we just weren't generating enough revenue to afford it.

After school, I moved to San Francisco to work for a public accounting firm, focusing on real estate and technology.  11 years ago, I moved to Salt Lake City to continue my career in public accounting, working on multifamily, private and public REITs, storage, homebuilders, and tech companies.  

They are a great technology company, but a bad real estate company.

I took a year off after I graduated from high school, but I have a passion for technology and I will be going to college for electrical engineering & computer science.

You can but with the technology you can get the same information by looking up properties online.

Here is some anecdotal evidence on the growth aspect.Salesforce.com, a technology company headquartered in San Francisco and with a $45 billion market capitalization, is making Indianapolis its Regional Headquarters, and has just leased 220,000 of office space in downtown Indianapolis.  

Hi @Jackson Ramirez ,As for Bitcoin, I'm in agreement with Robert Herjavec (Shark Tank) and see no value in Bitcoin but rather the blockchain technology behind it. https://www.robertherjavec.com/blockchain-technolo...As for what to do with your condo, I implore you to sell.

You also need great technology for reporting.  

Also online services, home deliveries is where we are relying more and more since past few years.In wake of technology and having essential services around us; how do you use neighborhood analysis to add value add in properties realistic valuation?

Technology constantly changes.