Fwiw, I'm monitoring two markets at the moment.

Further anecdotal confirmation of this is the fact that I am looking for work in Detroit and plan to live in my appreciating house in Haslett while I do that.Risks exist but are few in Haslett:-Lake Lansing could fill in or become polluted-(but it was recently dredged and inlets are monitored closely)-MSU could become less popular in sports-(but it's hard to hard to imagine that happening because the University is very supportive of its athletic programs, MSU alumni are numerous in the area, and MSU is in the B10 conference).

I've monitored a few of their deals here in Chicago and they are clearly making money on individual deals.

They only charge $350 to monitor the entire rehab.

Many counties either monitor sales and reset the valuation to the sale price or during the periodic re-assessment (3Y, 6Y or whatever), will take the sale price as a big factor.I have reviewed quite a few properties in the past few month that pass initial screening.

Sounds like Florida will start to monitor the activity... mortgage fraud and foreclosure rescue fraud is down this is the next target in my mind.

There is a dashboard to monitor all properties, income and expense history. 

I'm gonna need this infoLouise Whidby, at the top of the page there is a box that says "monitor topic"...check that box.

One person set up a security camera to monitor his home and, yes, they stole the camera!

Do you think we can continue to monitorize our debts forever without consequence?