I would research what type of technology they use to accomplish this.

Is it better to be great at one thing/aspect of investing, or to be a jack of all trades and master of none?

Technology and regulations are trying to combat them. 

I will definitely look into these technologies and they sound like a no brainer for someone with remote short term rental property.

Thing is its a technology so price is really not all that relevant except for people making money with house gains (i.e. buying houses with crypto).

Those numbers will vary by the extent that your units are retrofitted with these technologies, but the smart lock is the highest in the list of most desirable tech.

Hi bp,So I am looking for some clarity on how a certain type of partnership works financially. I'm not sure what the term is for it- but its basically the equivalent of a parent co-signing on their childs car. The par...

Our Director of Technology uses IEM....not sure about the costs and such.

Off scaffolds. another company builds scaffolds. typically 300 hands (not to be racist or what ever just stating a fact, mostly scaffold builders are LEGAL Hispanics, who jump at the chance of 7 or 8 sharing costs.) and crane operators, truck drivers, fork lift operators... that makes up the rest all in all in a typical "shut down" around 2000 people come to work in a single place. mostly all living out of town. so they need lodging.... downside is that the shut downs only last 30 to 45 days (during which time it would be wise to increase rates because the average worker will be working 7 days a week 12 hours a day or more... average weekly check is +2500)Another aspect of it is when the plant has new construction, projects like that normally last 1.5 to 2 years and turnarounds usually last 9 to 12 months... thats just at one plant.

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