Only place with significant declines is San Francisco as its so tech heavy and even then 2.9% month over month isn’t what I call free fall.

While tech heavy areas which saw a stronger run up the last 2 years such as Denver fell 2% month over month and San Francisco a whopping 2.9% decline month over month. 

I have a set deposit go in every two weeks and have that investing into a mix of stocks and bonds.

Well @Ilya Ratner, good accounting is always a must.As for tech, there are a number of software solutions that can make things easier, but it still takes the owner to input the data.

I think the only thing that will really impact the market here is more tech layoffs, which could still happen.My prediction: in about a month or two, they'll say we just emerged from a recession that was never declared.

I am very tech forward and would like to be as modern as possible to make this business as efficient as possible, any advice or tools would be greatly appreciated. 

Thankfully have a tech sales job that has allowed me to save 6 figures and 790 credit score but haven't owned property before.

I would echo Logan's recommendation and also throw into the mix of factors the interest rate that you currently have on your long-term loan.

If it's a mixed-used property only your primary residence will qualify. 

If it's mixed in with your deposits and reserve funds, you may accidentally spend money you shouldn't have.