So I would delegate everything I possibly could, while still very closely monitoring progress.

I think Josh and the BP content monitors do such an awesome job.

After monitoring them a couple of weeks and listening to the managers and maintainance men, I was sure of it.

They closely monitor each transaction for fraud and often call to approve large purchases.

That being said, if you run the numbers, learn to do it right, monitor, track, and test your results.

Depending on your location, you may be able to put the system on a clock timer to limit the operation (you will need to monitor the interior temps to make sure you meet codes in the worst weather), you may also benefit from a PAIR of thermostatic controls (the exact name escapes me right now) that are pre-set for the on or off temp, and are NOT adjustable.

i have recently subscribed to a HUGE bank in america credit monitoring service.

Again, these are very welcome changes we will want to monitor to see their effect.

We can monitor everything from 3 bids that we get on every property from our group of preferred contractors to CFK statuses to multiple offers on properties, counter offers, and closings - all at the same time, and keep everything totally paperless.

Rich,You can just check the box near the top of a post to add it to your "monitored topics".