However, if the tech industry continues to stay strong, I don't imagine a market crash anytime soon.  

But have some patience it takes some time ..the folks that I have seen make the most money though quickest are Bay area tech types or those that owned business's and were able to sell for big bucks or take them public and when their stock became unrestricted cash out.

It doesn't matter, the debt in your DTI will include the full PITI, not half of it.Common Bay Area / SF tech compensations often include base salary + stocks grants vesting quarterly / yearly.

Hi All,I am closing on a brand new fully gut-rehabbed 4-unit multi-family building (Garden, 1, 2, & 3) and am looking to outfit my units with the latest and greatest in home tech. 

Being in the Silicon Valley, I am in the tech industry, working as an engineer.  

In 2017, Sacramento is enjoying a diverse economic profile, including an emerging tech and education scene, which attract both developers and investors, keeping the multifamily market healthy.

The vendor used to do this scheduled with the tenants to have this completed, however we received a call from their office whilst their tech was onsite and they mentioned that the tub did not need to be refinished.

I bet your web/tech stuff brings a lot of value and a unique perspective to an underserved aspect of REI.+1 to attending the REI meetup that @Colin Smith talked about. 

My spare time is mostly spent catching up with the wife and kid, studying up on new tech, and recently researching/reading about real-estate investing. 

It's also one of the fastest growing tech cities in America.How's the market in Scottsdale?