Not a bad income when all you need to do is file a motion once every few months or so.I had one guy, I did a short sale on two of his properties for him, ask me if he really needed his attorney he had been paying $500/mo for each property for over a year.  

Until I see leadership behind an actual bill to stop it, then I will expect it to happen.I guess I will go on record as saying I do not think it is appropriate for people in congress to say they do not want a law enforced uniformly in all states. 

Will likely take the early distribution and the penalty and put it at work (more control) in REI since I have other retirement plans in motion.  

It was reality hitting that I really had things in motion.

I would love to clear title and put this project in motion because the numbers are awesome on this property but I work 65 hrs a week and understand that I cannot do it alone. 

Recommend your NVR has a timeline with Red markers for motion on your cameras.Layout and capacity really depends on the lot shape.

Recommend you put in motion sensors or GPS tracking security.

If I recall correctly, the Uniform Law Commission—a group of lawyers that draft uniform laws for all 50 states—wrote the statute a few years ago.

Planning ahead is great, but I wouldn't put anything in motion until the zoning people give you the go ahead.

None of these methods are foolproof, but if you go this route you are aiming to make it more trouble than it's worth.Eyes on the unit: hire security to patrol the house; put up monitored cameras; put up cameras with motion-detection alerting; ask the neighbors to watch; station a guard dog at the unit (not recommended).