Primarily this is due to technology and the ability for relocatees to determine which markets they want to live in all driven by data. 

Ultimately, it comes down to your comfort zone.Couple things to keep in mind: 1) getting a line of credit on a rental property can be very difficult. I

I'm not sure if anyone knows of any good rent to own books, but I am having difficulty finding more information on the matter.

There is technology like Matterport, where a prospective buyer can have a virtual tour of the property any time they want. 

Both degrees have temporary accreditation, and are working towards being accredited under the Board for Engineering and Technology.

These types of events will allow you to learn all kinds of cool stuff, network with some amazing people, stay up with with REI technology & trends, and it gets you out of your comfort zone - which will stretch you and help you grow. 

I'm not a fan of WiFi or Bluetooth locks because they are just as easily hacked as keys and it's one more point of failure for technologically challenged people.

As far as your concerns about the time constraints and the difficulty of finding replacement properties, we are still seeing more than 92% of our clients complete their exchanges .

Could it be the sector overall being being technologically? 

How difficult is it to get a property out of a tax lien?