There are so many questions that arise, with the technology today where the whole process can be done virtually.

One thing my dad was right about, the younger generations are lazier, they don't have the work ethic of the old timers which is the unfortunate side, the good side is that life is much easier and younger generations have technology working for them, so they can afford to be lazier. 

The "training"/seminar/books cottage industry that seems to pop up within any industry (I see this in my industry as well) is where the money really is at, because the power of technology is what really starts to drive that gap between what you put in and what you get out.Like that saying...when there's a gold rush, be the one selling shovels :) 

Plus when they see what technology we put into a property and the investment we make and how we take care of the property we are already head and shoulders above any "regular" tenant. 

Just one.Like John, I prefer to have an electronic lock with a key backup in case the battery dies or the technology fails.

I am not handy or have great knowledge about flipping , but I have good knowledge on marketing , technology , finding deals - let me know if you ever need a help on that .Ofcourse its barter system - you got to tell me about your conversion experience, ha ha- good luck

I’m analyzing properties in different counties multi family between 5-20 units, starting in my backyard so I can be more hands on learning as today’s economic status and technology driven world pushes us toward a more data drivin virtual social approach.

So after the franchise fee, the technology fee, and there was some other fee, my real split on that deal was something like 55/45.

In a technology driven world the self check out/self service model is growing rapidly.

He doesn't use state-of-the-art technology, pretty basic tools and most of the time its just him explaining.