My undergrad was only Aerospace (minor in engineering technology) but my Master's was actually aerospace engineering.

We establish relationships with handymen and contractors.With today's technology we can send contracts and any documents remotely for signature.

'Wireless' submetering technology is getting less expensive to install and operate these days, here's a link to one provider of equipment: http://www.ekmmetering.com/ekm-metering-system-how-it-works?

So that Steve Ballmer could read it and ask us REALLY HARD questions about our plan, force us to justify our milestones, force us to substantiate our assumptions, force us to validate our competition, and ask us to prove that we really knew our market.Ballmer didn't know the technology, the product, the market or the competition like we did...but that didn't mean he couldn't read the plan and find holes in it -- and he did.

I was born and raised here in San Diego and now work in the Real Estate Technology industry.

I believe he is using technology that enables him to flag any comment that is posted on the internet about him.

I have a full-time job with a marketing technology company in the area, but have a strong interest in pursuing RE investing as a future additional stream of income.

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. 

By day I'm an I.T. consultant for a large blue technology company. 

Anyone have experience with Real Technology Based Brokerage?