I have a bit of background in the tech industry and I am asking for some ways to learn and improve my craft.

We make sure to let the tenant know that we expect them to also keep their distance from our techs while onsite. 

Of course for much of that time "ownership" of the land was a strange concept.Without quoting any sources I can tell you some other things that have been pretty successful in making millionaires:Hard work, even with RE you won't make it without this.High tech, heck at one time every secretary and other low ranking employee of some tech firms were millionaires.

I grew up in Cupertino even back in the 60s the schools were in high demand then when Apple moved in and other tech they became even more sought after..

They should send out a repair tech to see what the problem is.

I see this alot, someone buys a unit based on it being booked alot and good reviews, but the new owner isn't as savvy in STR, hospitality or tech/marketing and they don't do well and have to sell.As far as appreciation, during covid, prices jumped 50% or more in many cases.

LTR, STR etc.It does take more work and tech chops, but you can hire out Wordpress designers for just a couple of bucks.

I live nestled in a high tech area with friends who work in data security and its a common question/concern so it doesn't trigger undue alarm.Good argument for a bonded/insured PM in providing a layer of protection for both tenant and landlord

Additionally, my wife turns out to be quite the designer / host and I am good with numbers / tech / automation / research.

We'd love to learn how you got into real estate, what your process looks like, what tech you use, what tips you have for first-timers and so on.