@Josh Dillingham I use Digital Watchdog cameras and software.It is commercial grade and more expensive but you get what you pay for.My cameras have optical zoom that I can control from my computer or phone.It is extremely customizable.I can set the sensitivity to certain zones in the field of view and have system email a still shot of motion.

I recently put my direct mail marketing campaign in motion.

We've closed on our 203k multi-family house hack on Chicago's north side and are going through the motions of construction now.

The subject parcels are in the middle of a block of 30+ lots all of uniform size, with each having 50ft of frontage.

As he counted the points, he splayed his hand over the cards and kept it in constant motion, covering the cards, hiding them, talking the whole time explaining why he won and I lost.

Our SFR's on the other hand used a variety of forms, like "Qualitative Analysis" and "Uniform Residential Appraisal Report" and notes such items as whether it is a complete or limited appraisal, and other errata.The lender has always ordered the appraisal and dictated which type of appraisal they want.

My initial goal was to hold some rentals for a long term strategy as well as fix/flip to build wealth.So 8 years later I've got one rental and have not put in motion what I set out to do.

Since you are already in motion, they can be helpful for reflection, but that doesn't necessarily mean you have to (or should) change what you are doing one iota. 

@Peter Mckernan I am already in motion to get real estate license.

I make light of it, but honestly even after everything I've read, actually putting it in motion is scary.