Many businesses are moving there from Manhattan, a new tech incubator just launched, and a whole foods is even planned in downtown.  

Might be worth checking out some newer tech that have farming, skiptracing and CRM functionalities like Goliath

Atlanta has a thriving tech scene in Buckhead which brings a lot of jobs to the city.

If Im in Boston there are a number of 24/7 plumbers or hvac techs.

Hi,I'm trying to get a job as a leasing consultant to start my journey into real state, you guys think its a good way to start?

I have been trying to figure out which works best before buying my first property.This is what I observe:Excel spreadsheets - free but time consumingQuickBooks - $30/month but too complexStessa - free version is good enough but runs out of steam soonOther landlord software - from $20-40/month with mixed reviewsWhat's irking me is that the majority of these tools either make you feel like a huge property management company or as if you're not very tech-savvy.

We have a cobbled together system that sure, it works, but when you cobble so much together next thing you need other systems just to help "tape" things together making the tech stack all the taller.

However, but they do a great job of hiding major repairs.  

Hey everyone,
I’ve been noticing more investors shifting toward lighter cosmetic rehabs instead of full gut flips this year — especially as labor costs and permit timelines stay unpredictable.
Some markets (like the...

It’s a local approach combining real tools, real broker support, and clear pricing to maximize what sellers walk away with.We’re rolling it out across Omaha, Lincoln, and the surrounding areas, and I’d love to connect with other investors, agents, or homeowners who see where the industry’s heading and want to be part of shaping it.Appreciate any feedback or thoughts from those who’ve tried similar hybrid models or built tech around selling efficiency.