They are giving away a free lunch and smart watch with participation in a 2 hour free seminar, so I'm going.

Every day they come in with nice cars, fast food, designer brand clothing, newest smart watch, etc.

I just need to figure out where the unspent portion should go at the end of the month.Last year, I felt a strong urge to buy a smartwatch.

One bad tenant could cost you $10,000 without much effort.Be patient and buy smart. Watch

With the way purchases are going with tap-to-pay with cell phones and smartwatches, shouldn't this process be simplified so it's not even a worry?

No one I know wears a watch except a smart watch....so unless hers was an apple watch or a rolex I cannot see it having much market value at all even if it has value to her.

Kinda reminds me of @BrandonTurner during his webinar.I know someone is going to reply and say that the Vertucci system is a scam and a waste of time, but I got a sweet smart watch, and a power bank for free, just for going.

I've also been looking into ways to incorporate some of these newer products into applications for clients such as smart watches and smart thermostats among other things.

Android because it works with my smart watch and I didn't want to pay the "apple tax" on hardware. 

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