Many of us service investors all over the U.S. and we supplement meetings with various technology solutions.

Now instead of spending an hour searching through a list of 100+ I can quickly go to my map and see the houses in the areas I'm interested in.So what technology would help your real estate investing?

Our tenant screening process is robust, efficient and technology friendly.

I think you already have some great input from @Joel Owens and @Jeff Filali but let me say a couple of other things.The people that think commercial real estate are threatened by technological innovation are very limited in their thinking.

“Because its technology can closely monitor worker productivity, Amazon takes surveillance and goals to a higher, grueling level,” says Beth Gutelius, a researcher at the University of Illinois-Chicago, who wrote a dissertation on warehouses.https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/columnist/2017/01/13/amazons-jobs-creation-plan-comes-amid-labor-pains/96488166/

Technology has enabled communication with a remote CPA through phone calls, emails, skype etc.

Two NJ-based CPAs are @Jay Patadia and @Simon Filip.With today's technology, however, face-to-face is really not necessary, so if you want more choices - you can consider any accountant from this forum whose posts you like.

Jerryl has a point if;;;;  1) you have the time to ramp up and learn some complicated technology and system2) your brain can actually do this (mine couldn't).3)you actually want to learn FB marketing. 

Steve Jobs was a prodigy and probably one of the greatest motivators/innovators of our time.

Briefly, bought a house $500 down, 70k, owner financed,(Nov. '09) ended up gutting most of it, not planned, lived through dirt, dust, construction, family feuds, more feuds, aggressively paid down mortgage, re-fied - pulled out 40k in Nov.