The properties will be under various stages of construction, will have electricity on, but will not have traditional internet access.I am looking for something where I could possibly either use a portable wifi hotspot or 3G streaming to a cloud-based DVR type setup that I could access any time using the internet, and would have large enough storage to hold (at least) a week's worth of video, and would have night vision and motion sensing technology, and support multiple cameras for different sides of the house.From the research I've done so far, it seems like most wireless cameras like this require a static IP address (i.e. a portable hotspot would not work). 

The better off you are, the easier it is to brush off expenses.

And PS do not contact Brie as I don't want her tainted with this brush. she is a great lady is not broke is not homeless and is wildly successful because she started as RE agent and worked her way up.. this whole broke and homeless crap is so freaking old and annoying but I guess I made my point.

My point is, anyone brushing off the yield curve doesn't know what they don't know.  

I have a server running at my office that (as long as I have a static IP), any camera in the world can connect to.  

You might be standing there with a dripping paint brush in your hand and a certain number of folks viewing the place will ask you "can I paint?".

It's easier to default on rent than a mortgage payment. 1) DTI is hard to calculate as even one card can have multiple rates (purchase vs cash),2) not all cards have the same rates3) you need the rate to calc the monthly payment dueThen too the DTI is very broad brush and spans multiple years and good tenants with action plays can take YEARS to bring down the DTI - - thus you stereotype over a misleading metric.

Have a business name, a real address (UPS can provide those), get a google voice number (or similar), and set up a website (even if it's just a static page). 

It uses github out of the box for static sites with one-click HTTPS and with form handling you can do tons more.

So, with relatively static assets such as property or notes, any value near the end of the year will get the job done.For investors where the account value drives a taxable process, such as those subject to required minimum distributions or when a Roth conversion is taking place, then a more precise and arguably time-sensitive valuation is required.