My ultimate goal is to purchase and develop land in the ever receding outer exurbs in my region.Here is a little about my world of late: Home Automation and Security technology is developing at breakneck speeds these days and staying on the cutting edge is a full time job, especially when it comes to understanding the vulnerabilities associated with these new technologies (think "Hackers"...they really, really, really do wreak havoc..no joke).

I'm a fairly successful technology entrepreneur / executive and we've found ourselves empty nesters in our early / mid forties.

There are certainly going to be some tried and true elements, but we believe as technology, culture, etc. change that so may business structures and practices.With all of that said, as brokers and agents, what service, support, and features are most valuable and most attractive to you in where you choose to do business?

I can bet that 10 years from now most property managers (except the best ones for sure) will be out of business, replaced by a more efficient, investor/tenant friendly and technology driven system, at a much lower cost.

I'm still optimistic that technology will heal the industry by giving quality sponsors the tools they need to bypass intermediaries providing little or no value.  

The other place which I didn't mention is Sevier County, TN (Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge).  

The South and Western portions of the ranch are within the shelf and slope regions of the carbonate platform where the application of new 3-D seismic technology tied to solid geological models will lead to a very successful venture."

A generation of “digital natives” (those who have grown up with technology and social media), Millennials are diverse, as well as the most educated generation up to this point.

Greetings all, I'm a technology sales and marketing manager that is looking at purchasing my first duplex or multifamily house.

I don't have direct experience with Clayton Morris of Morris Invest, nor his wife Natali, but I have followed them for years as broadcasters and technology pundits.They have both been featured guests on This Week in Tech (TWIT) for years, and both held various jobs in the mainstream tech media before starting to build platforms of their own.I was bemused when two of my usually separate spheres of interest (tech and real estate) seemed to converge, as Clayton and Natali started pivoting from tech to real estate.They are thoughtful, entrepreneurial folks, and good at building awareness and interest.