I'm comparing several websites to market via SMS (text messages), and am wondering if anyone has any input (either positive of negative) on the effectiveness of this technology as it relates to RE.Originally I was using a list of cell phone numbers purchased from http://www.cell-phone-list.net in conjunction with a predictive dialer to reach potential customers for a RE related project I'm involved with.

Think ahead and consider the extent of your technologies you’ll want to integrate.

I'm considering using a chrome book for mobility and to try an new experience (I enjoy technology and willing to explore new cell and tablets one day also).  

What’s their technology platform like, is it user-friendly or offer any self-service features?

I don't want to presume he didn't have the mobile technology to present the offer the day he got it because that makes me sound ageist and I know a lot of older folks who are very technically savvy. 

Yes, you can advertise with the help of latest technologies.

There is plenty of room in the market for improved technology for property management.  

With the Internet playing the disruptive technology, I think this section of NC code is mostly obsolete.

As far as personal folders and what not, I think gmail can do everything you need as well as allow tags and easy searchThese are just my thoughts, I don't like to pay for technology when a free alternative is there.

I'm 29 years old, very much into technology, and I've never texted my tenants.