There are already a few meet-up groups in the area but I am interested in starting one that has more people interested in exchanging new and fresh ideas including, technology, strategy, and creative financing.

I'm doing about 2-3m worth of deals each year, and I maybe pull 1-2 agent based comps a year to double check a property that just does not feel right because a neighborhood is a black box for us.The world is changing, real estate agent business is a shrinking now of days with technology, like it or not.. 

This means they are not professional enough to care to improve what they do, and you run the risk of not getting the advantage of the latest information for investors - such as new laws, common practices, new technology, or professional education opportunities. 2) How are their online reviews?

I'm 29 years old married with one child on the way soon. Born and raised in Chattanooga, Tennessee. We were married on Sanibel Island and we're lucky enough to to have our wedding filmed as part of the official Sanibe...

It’s in a virtual reality through the metaverse.

Should be up on the latest technology and trends.

While I've made a modest living understanding the basics of technology and business, I have always known that corporate America isn't my long term calling.  

As much as technology helps make live more convenient, it would be hard to completely replace a role such a property manager, who would be able to really make or at least advice you on making decisions best aligned to your goals and objectives.

I am finding there are tons of tools, technology and resources that make not only finding good deals possible, but conducting due diligence, buying and managing remote properties very possible.

We have about 300 units under management, and utilize the newest technologies and tools, and we typically run a 97% occupancy rate across our entire portfolio at any given time.