I am committed to continuously monitoring market trends and fostering robust industry relationships, positioning myself for sustained success in commercial real estate.

Viviant was the installer and they monitor the system. 

Just like any service we always recommend continue to monitor and review. 

Someone will need to be handling inquiries, monitoring rates, guest issues that arise, marketing, repairs, maintenance, and housekeeping. 

My friends that are doing this aren't what I could consider investors in the sense they're not monitoring the market - they have a good tenant that doesn't bother them so keep the rent the same for years until something bad happens like the bathtub overflows. 

I can understand if the contractors work say between 7pm to 12 pm only,in that case I can monitor them,  but most of the time they work during the day.

In all of my units I include a private workspace that's in a room with a door that closes (important for video calls), a comfy desk chair, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and hdmi cables.

I have not had a problem and they are not requiring Central Monitoring on any of my policies from 1-8 units.

I also found a website that scans/monitors other sites for legitimacy, and it flagged theirs as likely a scam; d) I know of a handful of investors in my area who didn't learn through a program like this, but through their own networks and education (through REI networking events, getting their RE license, property management, books, etc); e) I started exploring BP's free and affordable (i.e. books) resources, and it turns out, these have been immensely useful and educational and allow me to move at my own pace. 

Passive real estate investing still requires enormous amounts of due diligence and monitoring.