I'd like to carefully monitor the moisture to make sure that what I'm doing is actually helping.

The MLS is tough in Cincinnati right now - I still monitor it but nearly all of our deals in the last 60 days are coming from sources outside the MLS.  

Customers will find it easier to monitor and adjust their water usage, and even find leaks or unexpected consumption more quickly.If approved, the new rate structure will apply the same per-unit rates to all users, replacing the declining block rate which gives a lower rate per unit of water for using very large volumes of water.Every customer would be charged an Account Management fee to cover the costs of billing and Customer Support.Every customer would be charged an Infrastructure Fee to cover a portion of the capital costs for providing water and sewer services.

another line to monitor rental mortgage payments each month, Rental expenses and so one.A quick signin to Mint then gives you a quick accounting on how your rentals are doing to budget as well as how your personal finances are going to budget.You can set up "pay me first" goals and rental "cash flow" goals to give you quick checks on your progress.You need personal and rental money separate bank accounts for sure.You need the tenant deposits in a separate back account.If you have all rentals in one LLC, (I do not) then you need all expenses in the LLC  bank account.rather than by rental property.Cheers, Buddy

For electric, if each unit has a separate sub-panel, you can get a TED monitor (eg. https://www.amazon.com/TED-Pro-Home-Electricity-Monitor/dp/B00XTU9RF2) for each one of them by monitoring the supply line usage via your computer or phone.

Establishing and managing scheduling, resolving unforeseen construction issues, monitoring the budget and providing weekly updated reports are among the services I am looking to offer.

This can also be monitored from a smart phone or a laptop in real time panel by panel

An agent is responsible to screen and monitor people who enter your property.

To be notified next time, click on the link in the above post for the forum.Then click "monitor this topic" at the top of the forum.When I schedule the next meetup in the East Bay (sometime in February), I will post it on that thread.

The monitoring is just a cheap monthly fee.