For instance, if you had the million, invested some of it in the deal that required accreditation, and then the stock market fell or you put some of the remainder into a primary residence, so that you no longer meet the net worth requirement, does some alarm go off and they suddenly hand you your money back and show you the door?

It can also identify any changes, such as new easements.I also agree that your concerns should not be alarming or an issue.

Today's Tip: Invest in an alarm system.Whether you are in state or out of state, if you have an unoccupied property, get it set up for service right away. 

There is nothing you stated previously that would cause me alarm.

Good reason to have an alarm in the vacant house if you can afford it.

They don't really care if it's you or Joe Schmo from Kentucky that closes on the property, as long as it closes. . they usually are not alarmed with the and/or assigns tag.

False alarm, kids not ready yet....OK, you guys consider the WAM, the WAC and the WAR of the seller financed portfolio, with whatever ALTV you would like to consider, let's see where it goes....you all have a great weekend, Later, Bill

The first sheet of paper had basic information about the unit (alarm code, using the A/C, etc.) along with addresses/basic directions for the closest grocery stores...restaurants within walking distance...transportation info...cab company phone #'s...phone #s for food deliveries, etc. 

I received an actual phone call from a tenant saying the smoke alarms were going off wanting me to come to the property to see why.

As far as landlord entry, if it were me, I'd find some sort of private motion alarm, one that has a programmable visitor code so they don't have to give the landlord the permanent code, and let him know he needs to contact them for an updated visitor code whenever he is coming in if they will not be home.