Well, for me I have used both products in serveral applications following the manufacturer's specifications without any of the issues that are concerns for you.

They can also send data to a remote computer / server so you can check on temps vs. time, water flow vs. time, etc.I think if you offer internet service to your tenants this would be a nice way to keep an eye on things (as you need an outbound connection to report stats).

{In NB, the Rentlasman is fairly equitable in its enforcement}.However if a landlord or tenant is merely serving a Notice of Termination coinciding with the end of a term lease or end of a lease period (as opposed to Termination with Cause), the wording of the act (which is very similar to the wording of the RTA in other provinces) does not appear to require the server of the notice - either landlord or tenant - to provide a reason for not renewing the tenancy.

@Travis Lloyd - the link you supplied results in a server error ... not sure why ...

I thought I should clarify something more about server limitations.

Paying a process server alone would cost around $500.

what condos in Morgantown are you looking at I own a few and have managed serveral locations.

We have a distribution center and an amazon server farm/software location here and they have not had an impact on real estate here.

I was also thinking about some value added services such as providing basic office equipment, printer, phone, fax, computer/server, or anything else that might help tenants. 

From there, I'd like to achieve financial independence by the time I'm 35 and hopefully be able to focus on spending time with my family and growing my real estate portfolio.On the side, I'm working towards the CFA designation, I run ultra-marathons (got my first 100-miler in a month 😬), and I'm an altar server at my church.