I was stuck for a long time thinking I could only use my own capital, but once I learned about OPM (Other People's Money) everything changed for me.But even in a regular business it's not just capital (though that's a big part of it), it's also about properly leveraging your employees, your technology, and your time...just to name a few things.

That is definitely not a law that is good for businesses especially small business that can’t afford automation technology .If someone owns a home that is paid off or a tiny mortgage and enough to pay living expenses they have little incentive to move especially with Prop 13 keeping their taxes low .

We're able to do this through technology, business model innovation, and scale efficiencies.

If you figured in a percentage for vacancy factorrepairs & maint. reservecapital expenditures reservemy cash flow would be lower, but like I said I don't touch any of it as I don't need to right now in my career.You don't have to move either to get into other markets for better cash flow, as technology can take care of that with various services.

Any technology or systems that you’re using to make things easier for yourself??

It's about time that businesses start taking advantage of all of the technology that's been developed.

I'm loving all this commentary- I love that coliving (which isn't new as many have pointed out) is coming back around, but this time with technology so that investors can scale. 

Some locations still offer DSL (remember that 1999 technology?

Most of it deals with technology, we are all fat and happy because there's an abundance of food.

@Alan Reza I totally agree with your assessment of Kansas City, but Indianapolis is also ranked high in STEM careers and technology.