They can pay rent, submit service requests, monitor late fees, and much more.

Visit the sticky threads one by one and bookmark into a folder in your browser or add to your watched / monitored topics list.

I had to spend a lot of time down there monitoring things and even some nights on the site with concerned residents so we could try to catch the vandal.

I'm monitoring the topic as well. 

So the neighbors are going to monitor when the illegal 'tenant' is coming and going and they will have the keys and can move Granny and her stuff in when he's out.If the police are called, they can't dispute that she is the true tenant, with a genuine lease and all her stuff in the house.Other things to mention, which are all in Trina's words; this is a black neighborhood and white folks don't live here.

This is interesting because I've met local owners here in California who own 100 + units, rent out at about $300-$400, the tenants pay their own water bill and electricity which monitored by meters.

I tout simplesafe monitored alarms enough to be their rep (simplesafe.com), which is funny since I don't use them.  

Septic systems need to be monitored to ensure that they work properly throughout their service lives.

Thanks for all your help, I have not heard from him in two months, my security system is installed( Simplisafe- great system to be able to bring from house to house with low monitoring fee).  

The long term solution would be to monitor your P&L for your business monthly to ensure you're on track of where you need to be to qualify for what you're looking for.