I previously had a wine import business which is in the process of rebooting, as well as doing consulting on the technology side of commercial real estate construction projects.

I work for myself in technology and have some spare time to learn new things.

With today's technology it is super easy to be flexible with tenants. 

The claim that any system runs on its own is pretty lofty, IMO, with the years I have been around and having a fair idea about technology today, no system will explain questions of any seller, show them where to sign or wlak through a property to get the cost estimates.

New industries have been moving into the area, and there are two nationally recognized technology research centers.

I'm a web developer focusing primarily on back-end technologies and integration with other systems.

Census Bureau....When just looking at migrants, about 110 people per day moved to the Austin area from July 1, 2015, to July 1, 2016 — largely because so many jobs are being added across all sectors, principally technology.

We implemented all the technology, so now we only need someone part time, but it's hard to find someone part time to do property management.

You can also leverage technology.

Now in the tech capital of the world looking to invest as well find ways to use technology to make investing easier for all.