I wanted to check if anyone has experience working with virtual property management companies (Tech platform + someone at a call center managing tenant requests.). 

Hey Will - that is strange - I'm not tech savy enough to understand that.

I graduated from Armbrust Real Estate Institute in the Denver Tech Center.

  - The homes need to be built with completely alternate tech and methods, that mean lead times, efficiencies and speed to market are maximized. 

There is still a lot of SF Bay Area tech money moving in. 

Vector means that the graphics are scalable without becoming pixellated: you can print a giant poster of your logo and all of the lines will remain crisp.

There is simply a different sort of potential buyer in the area now with Musk's Rocket Factory in McGregor (waco is getting this benefit too) and some high tech from Austin overflowing slowly but surely into the Temple area there is still affordable opportunity.  

In college I worked as an appliance tech and this is a vastly overlooked part of cleaning ones home.

I'm assuming your comment supports that claim.Absolutely agree.Longer-term (10-30 years), I believe there are additional risks with the majority of the area's economy being tied to tech, but that's not a 2015 problem...

Buy a new fridge from the start and the cable company will install a modem and if it has an issue you just call the tech?