How are brokers/investors/and potential tenants using this technology.  

Asking mainly because I work as a technology consultant and have generally very demanding WLB (enough to make focusing on CRE very challenging). 

If you're using a smart-phone, utilize the "block number" technology and get these crazy people out of your life.  

I LOVE that Chicago will be on the cutting edge of new technology. 

Another was their technology to calculate repair costs to their value price when making an offer.

I am finishing up my degree from Old Dominion University in finance with a concentration on RE and a minor in civil engineering technology. 

I’ve learned so much from BP already it’d be great to give back and network with like-minded investors - if I can ever be helpful, the areas I’m good at are: (1) rigorous financial analysis (CFA charter holder), (2) technology / software (I have my own blog on building wealth), and (3) tax strategy (will not give official advice since I’m not a licensed tax professional, but I think about a lot of tax strategies).What I’d love to learn most about is: (1) off-market deal sourcing (lead/list generation, mailers, using software to scale), (2) rehabbing (love J Scott’s book), and (3) effective property management strategies (loved Jake & Gino’s BP podcast) - all with a buy-and-hold goal in mind.

Open discussion about creative ways to generate additional income on top of rent for your properties.Has anybody offered a technology package? 

@Taylor L. yes, I am interested in learning about purchasing an undermanaged facility and adding technology to increase efficiency and allow for remote management.

Recent graduates and some technology folks.