What works the best, especially if you are in rural and less tech-saavy market.  

When I look at the details, this particular person is making over 100K a year in high tech contract work.  

First thing I'd say is breathe-- it was probably a drug deal gone wrong, or a rival gang, I dunno, but I doubt he's out getting people right/left just because.     

I read the SDS Sheets (safety data sheets) and Tech data information.

All our renters are young professionals employed either in tech or in UPitt or UPMC.

They have pre-approved pre-fab plans with Abodu.com and prefabadu.com that cut down the cost and time for most residents.All of this building is being pushed to help comply with all the planned tech development in downtown over the coming decade.

I am a Craftsman (achieved Journeyman Carpenter, Plumbing Tech., former GC-B) with experience in property maintenance, custom cabinetry, tile, masonry, fencing and vinyl, and minor electrical... although I've always been proud of my work, I've never felt passionate about it as I do REI.I know I can be a great addition to a team, but i haven't figured out where to start.

I would be inclined to think that more people can work at home since Austin is considered a tech hub

The Cookeville market is crazy I have 4 units in and around Cookeville Tennessee tech keeps lots of renters available and anytime a building is going up it's almost always apartments.

Practice tests are definitely the most valuable resource in my opinion as they closely rival questions/question formats that you will see on the PSI exam.