If you believe a company is strong enough to invest in, purchase shares at predetermined intervals over the next 2 or so months.

You seem to assumption that live data = frequent continues updating by the PM, perhaps some landlords might misconstrued it to be so, I would think the PM should inform them of our best to us it, and the frequency or interval of updates  should remain the same as long as they keeps a good workflow going.I do agree with you that for SF this might not be relevant, but for those of us with multiple MF properties it is of great relevance to be able to have access to this data for analysis and insight into how the various properties are doing.

@Joe GoreUnless this has changed, the 203K loan is tied to the contractor and thus there would be a contract in place that stipulates the stages and amounts that would be paid out in intervals to this particular GC.

To get a better idea google: Interval International or Dial an Exchange.

However, on full-service projects under typical A.I.A. contracts -- where architects have all necessary information -- architects are required to provide cost estimates to the Owner at regular intervals as the project develops.  

Usually staggered at 15 minute intervals.

Rent comes in at odd intervals.

Some will still report on an on-going basis in some interval.

Maybe a feature where I put the lead into a certain group/type and it automatically sends me reminders at certain intervals (3 days, then 5 days, etc) when I should follow up with emails/calls.  

Then, they will go with a low-fat diet for one week, then low carb for another week... lift heavy weights with low reps one week, then the next week it's off to High Intensity Interval Training, etc.