Are you tech savvy or is the web site you describe easy for the average person to build?

I am also pretty tech-savvy.

If you only do virtual showings you'd be shooting yourself in the foot because think of all the people that aren't tech savvy, and then think of all the people (myself included) who would not buy a property before checking it out in person first or having my boots on the ground do it if it's out of state.It's a good addition if you have the money to invest (read that the companies that set it up charge a couple hundred) but I would use traditional methods to bring in more buyers before eliminating many buyers who aren't interested in virtual showings only.

With rents steadily increasing 3% year over year which was the 2nd highest in the country driven by affordability, big tech coming in, low int rates and low inventory the positive net migration has been through the roof.

The tech was physically there and if the door were open he'd come in to repair the issue.

When do you think we will see the influence of the 2019 Tech IPOs on the Bay Area real estate market?

He warned me it's possible that it is located under this cement patio in the yard, and then it becomes a giant construction project to inspect it and that would blow up my budget and make me back out.

For many reasons but especially when the corporate giants started entering this market segment that was it, that was the beginning of the end for 98% of persons driving cash sellers because a quality standard bar has now been brought into play, and it will keep rising.

@Brynden Noble you many want to have your tech check the air filter and for nicotine stains on the bathroom fans.

I schedule a week or two in advance and then they’re not home when tech is here or like this time the techs give me a window of 7:30-5 (all day, but give shorter window the day of), tenant was emailed the info Monday asking to let me know Monday if it needs to be rescheduled.