My partner works in the insurance industry so I second what @Jonathan Carter says.

These businesses believe this evolving technology will transform each of their industries.

But I interpreted you statement to be something like "industrial grade" which you don't need.E.

Account Closed  well George  not sure I am broke and or whatever you insinuating.. last I checked I had more than a few hundred in my checking account.my point was same as yours... buying a rental is not appropriate in this instance.. creating more income to payoff debt like DR would suggest is appropriate.. and if you have a bent towards real estate ,  since this is  real estate site after all.. earning commission using said commission to pay down debt .. and learn the industry is not a terrible way to go.. but really any high paying commission job will do the trick..

The manufacturers in the industry don't sell to individual retail buyers, they sell through authorized dealers.

I am in one of the most sought after area but investors are still US employees from high tech industries.

Thanks for all your input, this is the first time I'm hiring a handyman and I guess this industry is a little different from other service industries where normally a 24 hour notice would be sufficient.

Supporting industries and businesses providing infrastucture and services will benefit as well.But that's not the only news.

As @Jason Hopkins and @Rashard Alomari mentioned, connect with local investors and industry folk and they should be able to point you in the right direction.  

Not many people can afford to live in Manhattan, yet the place is the hub of employment (and I wouldn't mind owning an apartment building there).Might be good news for the car industry and the public transportation authorities.Bob