It happened during the tech bubble, the last real estate bubble, the bitcoin bubble and I worry it's happening again with real estate.

@Landrin Lewien is the expert here...to his point, the tech is good...these things are efficient for sure....even mini-split tech is crazy good right now....Sounds like you have some logistical issues blended in here...I'd seek a couple of quotes...just be clear with your needs to get the best solution.Good luck!

The house has a low tech Copper wire landline to achieve this.

I am not saying it is cake, I just got back from fixing the internet at our house as the tech couldn't get there until late next week.

I have a tech consulting (web and software development) background and if you need help just PM and I’ll be happy to help you run this to ground.

I guess illogic is a harsh word, but I do think there is more of a speculative play involved with betting on appreciation - akin to betting on a hot new tech stock.

I am an HVAC service tech in the Portland Metro area and one of my coworkers regularly purchases HVAC systems from parts suppliers in the area.

TRUE private money is simply someone you know.. your dentist lending out of his SIDRAor someone you meet at the RIA's and start talking too.. they are doing 1 to 3 deals a year and its not their business.Anyone doing anymore of that or advertising in anyway is not a private lender.. they are HML that are in business.. when you see rates that rival full doc bank loans from a HML or private lender then that is a HUGE Red flag..

(Fair warning, I was a technical writer in a past life, so I'm probably a little pickier about how-to books than your typical reader.)Here are two actual responses from your tech support staff:"Our book sections and chapters are organized in a way that you would run your business.

Nike almost doubled and a lot of other tech came in .. so we were short 8 to 9k doors we need just to keep up with demand..