Separate meters: From the research that I've done (a lot on BP forums), this seems to be way too expensive to consider.Submetering: This seems to be a viable option, but I have no idea how much the initial setup would cost or the how much the ongoing monitoring would cost.

These are things that currently take place in the market however I'm expecting them to happen in larger volume when rates continue to increase.I've been monitoring the mortgage origination reports and over the last 15 months investors have increased purchases using 3, 5, and 7 year terms in order to be able to acquire the properties.

The water department in NE Ohio offers water usage monitoring of properties if you sign up online.  

In fact, at this point, the CFPB is not even monitoring business to business loans.  

It is inevitable that you will make some mistakes along the way, just be educated enough and monitor your risk to minimize the impact of those mistakes.

I have an investor (my father) and with me living on the premises I will be able to closely monitor the property.

I am looking for a service that monitors the tax status of a property.

It's a matter of staying ahead of them and keeping up with monitoring.

Knowing how long each task should take is imperative to monitoring this.

What metrics are you tracking monitor your success ?