Tom,Another option for you to consider is utilizing a trenchless technology called cured-in-place lateral lining, which essentially is installing a new pipe inside of the existing sewer lateral. 

Some make claims management their utmost priority, while others focus on premiums and service, and others focus on fingertip technology and the hands off approach. 

Municipalities are catching up, licensing new technologies that scrape AirBnB/VRBO for listings in parallel to new or pending STR legislation/taxes.

Having technology and renovation experience is priceless.We should definitely connect, we flip several homes a year and also have a tech-focused general contracting business. 

However, I am searching for assistance on utilizing the technology best to derive off-market leads.

I'm focusing my efforts on technology at the moment.

They saved up money, bought a house in a community they liked, and managed it.We can get better numbers with all the knowledge and technology available to us today, but we can also be successful just buying real estate without any of that (most of the time) if we manage it well and hold onto it.

Quote from @Koshu Takatsuji: You may be having difficulty because the property values skyrocketed in the last two years and haven't settled.

A couple of brief things that I have found based on my preliminary research (and please let me know if any of this is inaccurate): - Restoration/repairs can be quite costly simply given the age of the home and the changes in code & technology since the home was built.

"New technologies are making it easier for small-time investors to become out-of-state landlords.Data services help would-be landlords pick neighborhoods with precision, feeding them detailed reports on sales prices, crime rates and local schools.