Does anyone have a good resource to monitor student loan default rates in real time?  

They basically install a water monitoring device for each unit and track the water usage.  

It's like the credit monitoring commercial, telling you what's wrong (for a fee) is not the same as telling you what it will cost to fix (for free) when you send in your contractor.  

This may be the case with your neighbor, especially since it appears you've been monitoring the supposed activity the neighbor claims and seen nothing that confirms this.Some home owners are just nosy people who would rather see an empty building than tenants living there.My story....we once had an incident where a young man decided to ride his bicycle down to the local Kroger very early one morning to buy his uncle some soda. 

The only thing you can really do is constantly look over their shoulder and monitor it, and things will still fall through the cracks.

I don't have $200,000 personally to rehab a place so I wanted to go the 203k route.I have gone through the process of getting pre-approved for a 203k and have been advised that I will have to do A LOT of leg work finding 203k approved contractors, and working with the consultant that will monitor the process from start to finish etc.I have decided to go 203k over FHA because I want my place to be damn near brand new so that I won't have to worry about roofs, water heaters etc. for the first few years.

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.