With so much technology it would stand to seem they would have a sense of the values.  

Technology advancements such as email, phone calls, skype has enabled communication with a remote CPA to be seamless.

Iv tried the 100% wireless and have found that based on battery life and cloud based service the technology is not quite there yet.

Lots of new jobs:  medical research, insurance corporate jobs, call center jobs and technology--and a lots of new micro-breweries. 

Tenants are required to apply through tenant cloud so that gets rid of ones who can't use technology.

I came across this company and several others on this site: https://www.edhat.com/event/how-technology-is-transforming-the-way-real-estate-is-bought-sold

I would like to send out a challenge to property managers to come up with a technological solution for securing the properties utilizing massive improvements in home automation. 

Do a search for virtual or go here: http://www.biggerpockets.com/groups/197and join if you are interested in using technology to do deals.

Can anybody recommend a trustworthy, professional, and technologically savvy property manager?

My initial thought is being able to "inspect" damage or a repair by having someone video it and send you the video, or you could watch live and ask questions.Second thought is having typical security cameras in common areas and being able to remotely review footage when someone has a complaint, at least to get a sense of what's going on.Seems like with modern technologies there should be some clever approaches that make remote management easier...Speaking of which, @Ryan Swan, there are electronic locks you can put on a door such that you can give a person a one-time code, and you get a record of exactly when they entered and left.