My point is I agree with you that the "disruption" is just getting underway and there is incredible opportunity for us as operators as well as for technology companies with inroads into our industry!!!

I say this: Check-in 12Noon (flexible) ; Check-out 12Noon (Less-Flexible) - that way if they already know that they have travel plans, or disruptions, that may break that check out time, they will need to coordinate it beforehand.So a not so funny story: I had a group (of skin care product salesmen of the Eastern European variety) who broke every rule in the book.

Hotel Lincoln: a hotel that reflects the community provides an authentic experience.When we developed Hotel Lincoln in the Old Town neighborhood, we disrupted the entire hotel industry in Chicago, kicking off a wave of neighborhood boutique hotels no one thought possible previously.

Technology can disrupt it but not replace it, particularly for the skilled agents/brokers.

@Shiloh LundahlYou will always have a clearer concentration to everything when there are no disruptions.

It is normal to be sold off market in order to not disrupt the residents or the staff.

It is normal to be sold off market in order to not disrupt the residents or the staff.

My concern is gaining access over time..........going through the floor of the house is very disruptive and expensive.

The PM industry is ripe for some brilliant person to come along and disrupt the whole thing. 

Disruption everywhere,lol.