Hi,Is there a way to find a map that shows the before and after map of an area to monitor the parcel subdivision.

It's much more manageable if you're monitoring what goes in the system than trying to clean it up once it's already in.

The house is also in an up-and-coming neighborhood, and is likely priced too low simply because of the nature of the house and due to the fact that its not in great shape cosmetically.Numbers:Purchase Price: $150kMonthly rent is $1700 per monthOwner Pays roughly $150/month in UtilitiesRepairs are probably slightly less than the average SFH rental, as tenants are only there for a few months at a time, and are closely monitored.

I'm considering a system like this one. https://www.harborfreight.com/8-channel-surveillance-dvr-with-4-hd-cameras-and-mobile-monitoring-capabilities-63890.htmlI need at least 4 cameras to cover outside.

Some STR owners monitor the cleaning cost of competing STR in their area.

If I could pick the home up as-is and just monitor the situation while continuing to have it as a rental, would that be an option?

Give them a small job and observe/monitor to see what they say and how they perform.

Of course it’s a highly undesirable situation but I was left to make a choice out of a bad scenario.I have been project managing everyday remotely, buying all the materials and having them delivered and trying to monitor the work as closely as possible.

Monitor your account online..

By truly passive investors, I assume you mean private lenders who aren't GPs/LPs.