We’ve got access to top of the line technology to help sell homes including virtual walkthrough cameras, 3D home modeling software and birds eye view video and photography via drone.

We all make the same claims. ie: “premium service”, “hand-picked homes”, homeowner-friendly onboarding”, “leading industry technology”, “24/7 communication or local support”, “maintenance programs”, “hotel quality linen program”, “preferred vendors” … blah blah blah I sell within what I would consider a “traditional” vacation rental market. ie - your vacation rental is likely not in danger of being put out of business by the local government… an example close to home for me - The City of Dallas’s recent STR Ban.

To clarify, Cory, you entered the Protégé program at its complete infancy; when the technology systems, tools and trainings were not even comparable to what they are today.

Also, our state leads in technology and innovation...expect that to continue.

My experience in technology, media, and as an Airbnb host could give us a definitive competitive edge even in tough markets. 

It has for some time now attracted major corporations into the area and is now considered the "2nd silicon valley" leading in technology accompanied by it's already stellar medical reputation.

With technology now it is becoming easier to acquire properties farther away and having a solid team to run the day to day.  

I'm constantly learning about new technologies and products.

@Suchithra Ramachandran manage it yourself - watch @Luke Carl ‘s podcast - leverage technology - differentiate yourself - and it isn’t nearly as big a deal as people make it out to be.

Or Bill Gates (90 Billion) (number 2 in the world) who made his fortune in technology at Microsoft, or Walmart which three of the family members are all in the top richest in the world own shares, or Mark Zuckerberg who owns shares of FB.