I've done my research on the property and area which included medium household income, population growth, economic growth and movement, county taxes and business developments (permits for new houses and businesses applications), unemployment, crime, and YoY house values.

Door sticks in frame from settling or old/worn weather-stripping needing replacement.Damage to a door, frame or trim from forced entry, pull-up bars, striking, etc.Worn, matted carpeting in traffic areas resulting from the normal movement of people through a property.

I haven't 'created' a lot since my truly passive perpetual set for life goal was reached last year, but wanted to comment because I like your topic. 

Which is a pretty basic example, but would allow you to monitor the premise, be alerted if there's movement, and record the thieves. 

Join the movement, explore the potential, and be a part of the transformative wave reshaping the city's real estate narrative.

Look up "ban the box" movement.

Over time incentives change once the objectives are achieved… no different than the current Inflation Reduction Act, which will eventually be modified (even if the same party remains in office in perpetuity).

Their pincer movement is starting to have an effect.”We are now virtually 1% off the 8.03% peak mortgage interest rates for the conventional 30-yr mortgage (i.e. 15% less interest paid by homebuyers) ~a month ago.

From what I understand you get a temporary deferral, followed by a stepped up basis and permanent exclusion after 10 years...seemingly much better than the perpetual 1031 deferment. 

The title company handles all movement of money.