That will make sure they monitor the running toilet for one!

I'm a Senior Software Project Manager for an IT monitoring company.

I agree with many others on that fact people will always want a way to conduct transactions without consistent and constant monitoring, however, there are ways to do this without using cash (bitcoin as an example).I am a cash on hand kind of guy, so I am not looking forward to the change like many others, but thinking that it isn't in the process of already happening is not a factual way of thinking.

I’ve seen a little of both, but in the price range and area I’ve been monitoring it’s been dropping to just below current market.

Because of the successful flip, I didn't monitor him as closely as I should have and got too far ahead of him with my payments. 

I also lock exterior A/C circuit boxes and label the units, cage and circuit box with A/C specific alarm stickers that I had made up.I will frequently install an inexpensive alarm system (not monitored) which gives me peace of mind between tenants and acts as a selling point when showing the units.I've doubled up on door stops (to prevent doorknobs from going into walls).

Let her live with the stove for a couple of months while you monitor if she's a good tenant or not (pays the rent on time, no other complaints).  

I constantly monitor the areas within 90 miles of Atlanta and I remain very happy with Macon.

However, I would suggest to others that I've been using Roofstock as an additional resource to monitor rents in areas and also an idea of approximate cap rates in areas. 

I acquired a property in Illinois that had higher levels of radon and it was as simple as putting down sensors to monitor.