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.  

In general, I dis-prefer funds for the following reasons:* Some GPs offer both individual investments and funds.

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.

I wouldn't be immediately concerned about it, just monitor it very closely for any sudden change. 

I use a credit monitoring company and when the bank runs my credit its usually higher. 

The crooks monitored the back and forth emails that were leading up to the close, sent fake wire instructions, the money was wired and vanished!