Pulled this together for a RE Investor meet up on how "today's tech stack" is breaking down historical concerns of STRs being a time-suck for RE Investors when looking at either purchasing properties for STR deployment or evaluating assets for STR usage vs other strategies.

Do you have a nice amount saved up for the activities you enjoy(I assume yes given a 30+ year in Tech plus you mentioning making lots of money already in real estate).If that is the case, what are you looking to achieve now within real estate?

So after a long and healthy Tech career I thought it was time for a change.

As the tech sector continues to expand and bring high-paying jobs to the area, demand is likely to surge again.

For those who are unfamiliar, PadSplit is an affordable housing tech startup that provides a house-sharing service for working people.

As a former student at the U of A, big rival games, homecoming, and greek life family weekends are a huge influx of people looking for lodging, with only a few hotels in close proximity to the University, STR's that are attractive can be few and far between.

I was hoping to get some shared insights into what the best starter tech stack looks like for a wholesaling operation.

I am now working as an engineer in the Twin Cities, but have plans of moving to Austin, TX with my wife to house-hack and work in the more plentiful tech market over there. 

The numbers back him up— His construction costs are around $200,000 a unit, and his units pull in $600+ ADRs and hit 83% occupancy, with NOI per unit up to $100,000, rivaling 5-star hotels.Financing these beautiful properties?

Hi all,I'm a software engineer at a fintech company making decent salary. I'm going to have about 300k in liquid savings towards the end of the year. I'm interested in real estate investing but know that things are di...