I recently installed two Honeywell smart thermostats in my properties.

I will have a degree in Manufacturing Technology Management, but any entry level management position would be great for me as it will be using my degree.The two things I keep reading on here are have a w-2 job and get a job in a RE related field.  

Trusting someone who’s under qualified or has malicious intent can stall—or even destroy—your business.While that’s scary, it’s no reason to bury your head in the sand and stay a solopreneur forever.The smart thing to do?

So, it would be nice if they had a way of having a 'receipt storage' or container to house your receipts that you can call for later to allocate (I currently just use a album in my photo library) and EVEN BETTER idea is if it was smart enough to scan the text on the receipts and be smart enough to ask you 'would you like to apply this receipt' to this expense as it posts to the account and notifies to allocate.  

It's another smart, easy, convenient service through airbnb platform connecting hosts.

I don't want to cut out money, but I want to be smart.

David Faulkner : no doubt there are millionaire investors that bought smart in San Diego long ago.

Smart investors would be starting by parking their savings in cheap SFH homes, supported by some cash flow, to get into the market then cash out when they have enough equity to invest in apartments. 

No, there is nothing wrong with this.I bought a house for 5K in Waterbury CT.It is not a great looking house ofcourse, but if you are smart, repairs can be done intelligently.Rent in that area is about 1000 section 8.

I'm trying to leverage technology/public records to do that hard work for me in Mass and mostly in the commercial space.If you have a supply of properties for the right investors, you can reach out to all the networks like @Branden Van Matre mentioned.