make sure you pay for the license and get the sound monitoring equipment.

Hi thereSince I am going to be an out of state investor, I was wondering does anyone use any camera systems to monitor the progress of the rehab, any theft at the site and to ensure you don't get squatters?

@Kate Jones proactive property monitoring is one thing a DIY landlord can do more often than a Property Management Company.No owner wants to pay us to check on their property more than once/year.But, realistically, once a year is fine 95+% of the time.

Looking for a real estate focused accountant who is familiar with laws in both Rhode Island and Massachusetts and able to file taxes in both states.The ideal candidate would be an active real estate investor or actively working with investors.I cannot post contact information on this forum, I will monitor responses to reach out.

I would be very carefully monitor the rate of chnage and the direction to decide if you are early or late to that party.

Learn market comps, build a network of skilled trades, attend a few auctions to learn the sale and outbid process, learn how to monitor the auction inventory and schedule, identify the properties that meet your criteria, have your money needed to bid, have your money needed to close.  

A monitor.

Welcome @Michael Watterson: These forums are well monitored so most of the BS will be removed.

We live in Charlotte, NC (2.5 hrs away) so this project would be monitored remotely for the most part. 

With it being my first time I want to be able to closely monitor it.