They can also help you make money (80% of guests prefer smart tech, and 60% of guests would pay more for a home with smart technology). 

There is no such thing as a free "Turn Key" system, but Connected Investors is as good as a community as any and their technology saves me time (which I enjoy with my family). 

My initial thought is being able to "inspect" damage or a repair by having someone video it and send you the video, or you could watch live and ask questions.Second thought is having typical security cameras in common areas and being able to remotely review footage when someone has a complaint, at least to get a sense of what's going on.Seems like with modern technologies there should be some clever approaches that make remote management easier...Speaking of which, @Ryan Swan, there are electronic locks you can put on a door such that you can give a person a one-time code, and you get a record of exactly when they entered and left.

I am a very old school person when it comes to keeping track of goals and commitments (even though I am a millennial and grew up with technology).

Great thing about house hacking is you get great rates and maybe lower amount down.Also agree with the other guys about Out of State Investing, its much easier now with Technology.

Many believe there is still room for growth as we start creating the infrastructure to make Fresno into a technology hub of the central valley.

I think it's a very interesting business idea with some great technology!

Information, just like technology, normally gets cheaper as time passes.You can get the same info from free sites but you may have to read same stuff thousand times before you get to valuable information that not too many of your competitors have.

Right now, I am leaning toward them at the moment because they seem innovative and training.  

With technology increasing substantially and people able to see those "invisible lines" on GIS websites they no longer care to see a hard copy of a survey or even care to ask where the property corners fall.