I embrace new technologies, as some parts of real estate are still behind the times. 

Agents are more or less consultants this day and age, but who knows if technology will continue to progress to a point of making agents obsolete, or at least changing their roles even more.

That’s about 7% of all active mortgages, according to Black Knight, a mortgage technology and data firm...what that mean when their "GRACE" period will expired, they have to pay  mortgage, it will be tough for all of them to pay, so more home for foreclosure, this will increase inventory, that will reduce home price, people will no job , reduced salary, or slow down business...I think bubble is getting ready to get BURST...Thanks

Between face time and weekend trips, you can invest out of state pretty easily with today's technology. 

I'd also like to suggest:  a big enough kitchen & common areas (kitchen, living & dining room) that y'all don't get right under each other's feet too much, decent closet space & storage, an extra bathroom would be great (at least a 1/2 bath - gives you better value already built-in .... bathrooms are an extremely pricey addition), off-street parking (many cities have ordinances against parking on lawns), updated electcicals (incl. plenty power for all the electrical gadgets that students have nowadays and make sure it's on the right side of the tracks (so to speak) = safest area ....  

One of my specialties is to understand the reality of the world's perceptions and overcome those disavantages, particularly with Technology which was why having an IT background became a really good asset for me.

Fredericton is a University and government City with a small, but vibrant technology sector; making for a relatively stable local economy.Saint John has many available properties which look like deals to those unfamiliar with the City.  

Nevertheless, new technology is helping us.

They do the 'I love it, it is perfect..." game then they all of a sudden can not use technology to do the application or credit check. 

Wells Fargo is planning to establish a new technology hub in the Columbus-area, bolstering the local economy with nearly 585 fresh jobs.