Completely wireless and can be monitored/controlled from online.

Of course, the material participation can be included in the professional qualification, but it is a good idea at the beginning to monitor your efforts to give you a "feel" for the "job" and to be able to protect yourself in case of an IRS audit.Good luck.

They've selected the tenant and are (allegedly) monitoring the property, so they're usually best suited for the job.

I only use desktop so can't comment on any mobile optimizations.You can only see 2-3 different discussions at a time on the screen even with a large monitor. 

The only way I can think of that being actively monitored or reported is where you have mail delivered as reported by the USPS.

We'll see.They don't have ANY cameras that would be considered robust and "outdoor," in order to monitor entry/exit from outside the house.The cameras do not have any additional mounting gear that comes with them.  

For the past 21 years I have been monitoring and anaylyzing rates...

We are just getting our first MTR under way here in Melbourne, FL, and one thing we're doing since we have an enclosed breezeway is including a desk (with monitor) and a couple of exercise machines.

Unless you've created the system and hired the people and monitor the work of all the work being done and happen to employ robots the work will never be done exactly as you need.

@Tommy Stewart Bigger Pockets has some great state forums and usually there are good locals that monitor those.