If you're able to find the right older home at the right price that requires a renovation to modernize it; you can force the home to appreciate and end up having less $ in the home than purchasing one for $750K.   

Implementing scalable technology solutions, streamlining workflows, and establishing standardized procedures can help improve operational efficiency and support growth.

Caller ID and call blocking are great modern inventions.

Plus, there are plenty of new builds on the market - great if you're looking for modern amenities and energy efficiency!

we renovated our current home a 1700’s farm house too bring it up too modern day standards while maintaining the integrity of the farmhouse appeal.

We are exploring the idea and thesis that technology is being underutilized in this area and could help landlords and renters align incentives, such matching prequalified renters with renters wanting to break their lease and allowing landlords to keep their revenue stream. 

Now with many notes bearing interest rates well below market rate, and with the technology to easily and inexpensively ferret out title transfers, we may see lenders take a more aggressive stance on this issue.The two biggest problems with a subject to property purchase is that the seller is liable for a loan secured by a property he no longer owns and the buyer now holds title to a property with a note where the corresponding mortgage has an act of default.  

Just wondering if for properties that are in livable condition and just need TLC and updating/modernizing, that the rehab work could be done later?  

If you're going to use these technology tools, make sure you get some solid legal advice on your specific situation first. 

Is there any advice out there on buying small storage complex's and using technology to manage them?