What questions should I ask and how do I monitor the tasks they are performing.

.- Higher security deposit amount- Include in lease that noise monitor is required and should be enforced- Include that tenant must have additional insurance/protection.What else should I include?

@Cody Lewis, after you corrected the typo in the name of your website, I was able to start monitoring it.

Develop a project schedule, set milestones, and regularly monitor progress.

Instead of renting out the property immediately, I decided to shift gears and explore a fix and flip approach to recoup my investment and mitigate holding costs.Market Timing: I closely monitored the local market conditions and strategically timed the sale to align with an optimal selling season.

We have been monitoring our usage daily since the first call to the utility.

Currently using Minut sound level monitors but trialing Noise Aware since they are finally pricing differently.

I will focus on negating any harassment by the landlord (she is using the ring camera to monitor their coming and going and letting them know she is "watching them.") and helping them find another place in the next couple of months.

Now no one can tell you how to create your business, a big part of it comes out of working in the business over time.Just for "working the deals" area you mentioned, there are multiple tasks and systems that could be built out within each of these:- Internal/External Administration (loan boarding, document management, uploading data into your database, letter campaigns, recording an Assignment, etc)- Borrower Management (discovering if properties are vacant, borrower intent, etc)- Potential Exit Strategies (which are based on the asset category you're working within - but could include processes for REO's, Loan Modifications, Deed-in-Lieu, Foreclosure, etc)- Risk Management (senior lien monitoring - with 2nd liens, taxes, insurance, general legal, compliance, etc)It may be too much to put into just one forum post but this should start give you an idea of the tasks at hand.

That sounds like a frustrating relationship- having to constantly babysit, monitor, and spell out exactly what you want, and hope he/she doesn't spend too much time on it.As an investor, you're paying for results and answers- not time.