In recent years with the technology advances investing OOS, I believe has become much easier.

This event is one of my favorite conferences in the multifamily space—not just for the content, innovation, and insights, but for the connections.

I used to be very against buying out of state with technology these days, I think it can work.

The more I think about AI and data collection (especially if this data can be collected automatically) I really think the sky is the limit. it makes sense to use this new technology to automate tasks, increase efficiency and likely improve your RE portfolio. 

Podcast: Coliving with padsplitTriple win LIVE: Innovative shard housing with Atticus LeBlancShared Housing: How investors can double their incomeHow Padsplit WorksBooks:The House Hacking Strategy by Craig CurelopLive-in-Flip (not just house hacking but it is good to have some more ideas on monetizing your primary home)Other than that, go to your local REI meetup and you are bound to find a padsplit oriented investor.

Your post, and its content, appear to all be quite honest, which is, in itself, is a remarkable revelation in today's society and much appreciated.My main problem, being both older and retired, is getting around the technology involved today and I have found several people who appear to be able to get a site up and running for me and get me front page Google rankings.

Quote from @James McGovern: What are some innovative strategies to convince an occupant of a property to give you a tour prior to a foreclosure auction? 

Hope to meet you at the Assisted Living Conference in Nov in AZ!

Keep Learning: Regulations, technology, and tenant expectations change constantly.

The recipient however is free to reply back using their native text messaging system.The question I have for you: How will you remove the technological barrier for all parties to text natively and still track back to a central system, while ensuring only landlord to tenant messages are logged?