Hi,I use Nest for my short term rentals, they do a great job once you set up the schedules n you can monitor it from long distance.

Add 3rd party submeters, it's cheaper but will require you to monitor them3.

We don't need him more 2 days a week, but he is available when needed and that counts.I am also automating my properties with video monitoring, smart thermostats and water leak sensors but that is a different aspect of automation that we have recently started.

Do you guys get a discount if you used a non-monitored device?

I have definitely been paying attention to our city commission and will continue to monitor the status.

If they have internet, you can get a security camera that ties to their internet and signals you when motion is detected so you can monitor on your phone or computer.

I often use $10k per bedroom as underwriting criteria for furnishings, decor and technology to monitor the property.

Our programs require state and Department of energy monitoring.

Make it a habit to ask questions on the job site and be present for inspections.Setup security cameras to monitor your flips.

Maybe you should install a temporary motion security video camera and post the no trespassing and you're-being-monitored signs.