It monitors water flow and can detect leaks based on changes in water pressure (and theoretically shut off the water before a leak causes much damage). 

They have hired a department to monitor owner managed short term rentals.

But I have credit monitoring and it says 720.

Recently looked at a 100k sq ft building that was 10% full and the chemicals used in the chiller were not monitored.  

In my jurisdiction a CO monitor is mandated if you have a combustion source at your property, as is at least one smoke alarm per floor irregardless of a combustion source.

LOVE the airbnb idea, especially if we are next door to monitor that process.

One other idea, that might show the tenant you're as concerned as he/she is, is to put up a fairly cheap surveillance system to monitor and entrance where the packages might be dropped off during the day.  

If I had bottomless pockets I would go that rout to grow to my goal of $8,000 a month in cash flow over the next 10 years. )If I am understanding you correctly Scott what I should do is just buy from sellers like you from like the Bigger Pockets Marketplace and then just do the things I would do with real estate if I found it here... find property management, monitor property management... work *** off for next down payment on next deal... lather, rinse repeat until I have the cash flow I want.Is that right? 

Using @Bob Malecki's response as an example, which I like Bob, he is a great guy, but the only one to respond thus far, tax monitoring is a service offered in all full service platforms for around $5 per loan.  

Also I don't plan on becoming a contractor although I do plan to act as a project manager for the projects the contractors are working on in my future investments I plan on only monitoring, ensuring they have the supplies, and ensuring quality in the work of the contractors that I choose to work with in the future.