mod=hp_lead_pos4Banks and financial-technology firms are starting to toughen their approval standards for new loans to consumers and small businesses.

None of my tenants see each other's communications traffic - each unit has it's own network (physical and logical) which are multiplexed onto a common fibre feed from the building ... a very similar design to office buildings/campuses.The technology is a strawman in this debate, the real issue is agency and responsibility for oneself versus liability for the actions of another.

With technologies, self-managing is easier than ever, even for the properties that are quite far. 

I personally believe technology is to blame for this.

I am personally looking forward to all selling fees dropping because of technological advances and flat MLS listing fees.

It's surprisingly easy today with all the technology.

With new technology many now show a number that belongs to other person or companies. 

Also, you can't assume EVERY or even MOST of your recipients have a phone with the necessary technology/app to make use of a QR code.

Google lovers read this.http://money.cnn.com/2014/09/10/technology/securit...Joe Gore

we are very close to having a majority of front views of houses attached to list information and technology is already available to mass mail using pictures as variable data.When this day comes at a reasonable investment marketing for houses will change abruptly.In the mean time the laborious task is still worth the investment.