Your second deal will come quickly if you are smart enough to tweak your system, ALWAYS as you go.So there.

I am thinking to install a wifi smart lock on the front door, so guest can come in the front door with a digital code.

I get the logic of people who are afraid of their insurance company but you just find insurance that doesn't care about that.Obviously be a smart business person but the dangerous pet thing is worrying about something not worth worrying about.

I have used Karl Jennings with Smart Source realty on 2 properties and he does a good job.

@Nick MichaelsWould you agree or disagree with the following statement: "Pittsburgh is well-positioned to be where much of the autonomous transportation, building, and self-replicating robotic technology of the 21st and 22nd centuries will be developed."?

I am originally from Hawaii and as you can imagine, the two places we call home, are too expensive to start a first home as to why were looking at Texas for a few years to make a smart investment purchase for the future and hopes of moving back to Hawaii to be with family and start one of our own.

If they are smart they will crash with friends.

My problem with the latest technology is that it's an unproven technology and it can easily be replaced in 5 - 10 years with something even better, easier, and cheaper.

So you may have water hogs on your hands- if that's the case, I'd leapfrog into modern technology.

@Ryan Ray technology definitely can make things easier, although some of the channels like Facebook is changing algorithms so often it is becoming really hard to get any people engaged with the ads or leads to come in.