LOL, well, I am technologically deficient, just saw an ipad watch thing, Dick Tracy didn't have it so good.

American stocks are hold up only by a few technological companies, and the market capitalisation of some of them is absolutely surreal (for instance, Tesla).There are also several important risks looming over the stock market, like antitrust proceedings against Facebook, the approval of a Google tax in Europe, or huge fines for not complying with data privacy regulations.

Too many electric technology and smart phones are here.

Sorry to say, but if agents don't start acting in clients' interests; at least newer/younger clients (like me) will start using technology instead which is going to start wiping out lot agents jobs.

I wish our state and federal processes would evolve as quickly as technology has.

The stress free environment Donna has provided me with while securing my credit was especially noteworthy: I have no iPhone and would consider myself NOT technologically nimble at all.

And no it actually wasn't real estate it was from my Technologies company, but that can be easily restructured there is a lot of Education that they do pass on.

Especially for those who are comfortable using technology to compare and review offerings to find the right property and manager.  

Technology has caught up to the point where investing out of state is so much easier than you'd believe.  

Prices are too high for most median incomes, and the tech-heavy economy is subject to job losses when the technology industry takes a cyclical bow.If you find a quality property at a reasonable price, I think you're safe, but I wouldn't be loading up on long term holds in the market at this time.