Remote workers: with the trend of remote work on the rise, we'll see more ppl moving from tech hubs like Silicon Valley to more affordable areas like Sac.

Any slick new solutions to troubleshoot tech issues with residents (usually tv or internet questions)?

- I'm investing remotely and my father is not tech savvy AT ALL.

Every failure - every test of your marketing, every conversation, every offer, every rehab, every tenant, every refinance, every tech nightmare...

If you don’t want to do this then I’d work on finding your location you want to invest in, either close to home or somewhere where it makes sense, Columbus OH is growing right now and is poised to take off with the University and all the tech growth going in there right now.

Tech is great, but what happens when you don’t know who you are leasing from or who your escalation point is?

I'm not hooked by any provided plan as my committment ran out years ago with Altel, now Verizon, but if I had to I can go with others.So what do you tech savy people say to the old man....?

Lowire Tech are the best electricians in the area.

Not only do you have a steady stream of student tenants but Tempe (especially downtown Tempe by campus) is attracting a lot of tech companies and thus a lot of quality renters.

Welcome to MIA REI.As a Miami investor I can give you my take on the SE FL market.We are seeing a lot of growth down here especially with all the news surrounding all the tech companies trying to grab up space in the downtown financial districts (think Microsoft in Brickell).