Name you as a party of "additional interest" so you can monitor the policy to make sure it stays in force.

We also recognize the growing potential for rentals right now, with increasing infrastructure in west bremerton, the development of the Trails complex in Silverdale and the expansion of the bucklin hill bridge.

I decided to install wi-fi cameras in the property to monitor and to give access to future tenants for peace of mind.

Waco has long term growth potential due to location and infrastructure.     

I'm specifically interested in a lock system that will allow me multiple entry codes and allow me to remotely monitor who and how often people are entering the home. 

someone that reads a book /attends a seminar and wants to get rich quick wholesaling, probably isnt worth the time bc they prolly fail and quit within 3 months. i've been working to set up an infrastructure that can create value for motivated sellers and investors, and I want to be able to create value for other people from day 1.

There is so much money being poured into infrastructure over there and you have a new tenant class that is willing to pay more and live in that area. 

If you have and are sure you are still underwater, continue to monitor and pay down debt so when the day comes that you can get out from under it, you are ready to take advantage of the opportunity.

Certainly one can see trends in good neighborhoods, watch development of schools, roads, infrastructure and growth so appreciation can be more likely than not, but appreciation is mostly based on timing and economic success in an area and market crashes can and do wipe out all gains even when everything else was done correctly.

@Olen Main You are actually in a good to position to monitor an opportunity.