But lots reasons why you may live in an area may actually be because of factors we consider for investing (consistent population growth, growing infrastructure, safe neighborhoods, etc.)

I've also never heard of a lender monitoring this. 

Typically a $200 hardware investment and $25/mo monitoring fee.

Agree with the TV/monitor hoarding headache.

I asked him about the surveillance camera he said he doesn't want it anymore, the camera is still wired and I'm concerned that he may be still monitoring my activity on the driveway since the camera can be connected to his phone.

It's impossible to get infrastructure bids without them.

This is what I have monitoring the front door of Tiffany's duplex for the next thirty days.Wildgame Innovations TX10B1-8 Terra Extreme CAMLOCKBOX Security Box Compatible with Wildgame Innovations Trail Cameras

Granted the deal doesn't look like a home run when looking at the cash flow numbers but the SF home has appreciated over $100,000 and more importantly I got my real estate journey started.In regards to renting out the rooms I monitored Zillow, FB marketplace, and Craigslist to look at local rentals in the area.

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When the supply is already low and the infrastructure is already in place to raise the demand even more, seems like the risk would make more sense.