Insurance companies are aware how the property is insured due to the technology.

We utilize a lot of technology, video conferencing included, and also have a nice conference room in this part of the state if you want to consider a southern presence.  

Some technology appears on the scene. 

This thread is more of a reminder to myself to not rely on social media or software rather, to learn how to form relationships in person without the reliance of technology and to always remember that this is a business based upon ethics, communication, reliance and execution, not technology.                      

A friend of mine years ago sold 300 properties in a year with one assistant and technology.

Starting acquisitions in mid-2011, my clients have amassed portfolios exceeding 100,000 homes in the U.S.My advice spanned all areas of the business with an emphasis on establishing business execution processes across all functional areas and building technology to support specific functions of acquisitions, asset management, property management.

How technology creates fortunes here, is what real estate does there.  

And real-time investor open to working with wholesalers thru out the U.S. and to us within California.At first step as our company’s virtual assistant (researcher) all other steps seem saturated to purchase; to build up inventory rather than leverage knowledge via technological resource base.

Because I've grown to HATE corporate life.I currently work as a project manager for a dysfunctional technology company with a toxic culture and terrible leadership.

The technology I'm seeing involved just seems to make the process much easier than it used to be (in Mobile, AL) ...