It's good to see more people using technology to improve and organize their work and increase the overall quality of STRs.

There are things that should keep updated for sure, such as regulations, technology, trend in development so you can grasp where the industry is going.At the end, I think The Millionaire Real Estate is a must read.

My name is Michael Hudelson, and I am new to the real estate investing game, so I just wanted to reach out to say hello to the community.I recently moved to Fullerton, CA from Columbia, MO (which is where I plan to invest) for graduate school and to expand my company (software and web design).I would love to meet some new people in my area or online who share my interest in investing and technology!

Where can I go to find data on cities/counties and their level of technology compared to others or rating similar to neighborhood ratings of A, A+, -C, etc? 

I have a ton a respect for your innovation!!!!

I'm an Information Technology professional.  

From someone that's been in the business for a long time, technology and efficiency will be your biggest asset.  

Technology has lessened the need to be able to go out and "touch" your property, but wherever you want to invest you need to be confident in your systems and the team you have set up to oversee the investments. 

I am looking for a camera that can be accessed remotely but uses cell phone technology to transmit.

All economic relationships are inherently two-way.Even here there is room for innovation that arrives at the need for both profits and increased mutual trust (automation).An example (off the cuff) is:Offering all new labor (birdies) an opt-in for a fixed payment over time versus upfront for all closed business.