I know we could just track this in a excel spread sheet, but I am hoping that someone has already created a technology that is more efficient for tracking real estate. 

Technology rapidly changes, so the property is likely to be physically obsolete at that point with major CapEx needs in MEP. 

How are brokers/investors/and potential tenants using this technology.  

Asking mainly because I work as a technology consultant and have generally very demanding WLB (enough to make focusing on CRE very challenging). 

If you're using a smart-phone, utilize the "block number" technology and get these crazy people out of your life.  

I am finishing up my degree from Old Dominion University in finance with a concentration on RE and a minor in civil engineering technology. 

I’ve learned so much from BP already it’d be great to give back and network with like-minded investors - if I can ever be helpful, the areas I’m good at are: (1) rigorous financial analysis (CFA charter holder), (2) technology / software (I have my own blog on building wealth), and (3) tax strategy (will not give official advice since I’m not a licensed tax professional, but I think about a lot of tax strategies).What I’d love to learn most about is: (1) off-market deal sourcing (lead/list generation, mailers, using software to scale), (2) rehabbing (love J Scott’s book), and (3) effective property management strategies (loved Jake & Gino’s BP podcast) - all with a buy-and-hold goal in mind.

So what I present for anyone interested is an opportunity to share knowledge and experience in exchange for potential business automation and business innovation.

I believe very strongly in the value of live training, online education, systems, and technology so regardless of what you do I encourage you to spend months educating yourself before you start acquiring properties.

The impact of technology on marketing ideas and the way it drives the ebb and flow of power and relationships never ceases to amaze me.I look forward to being involved in this forum!