Have you ever looked into any kind of leak monitoring?

It might take a little monitoring during the 5-day period every month when rent is due from tenants.

They’re great for mitigating shade and come with individual panel monitoring so you can see individual panel production, track degradation more accurately, trouble shoot easier if necessary etc.

Make sure you've linked the permit application to your eClipse profile so you can monitor the progress and have direct access. 

It's disrespectful and disruptive to get calls and text every day on a phone that I have to monitor for work reasons. 

I have (4) MD properties and have been monitoring JAX and surrounding areas for a few years for investment properties first with a longer term goal as a retirement destination. 

Depends on how you structure it.they put their credit, you(Jesthen) does everything else (contractor monitoring/ managing rental/ filling it) etc. wtc. you can do 50 50 split everything- work and $ going in. 

A lot of the credit monitoring programs will allow you to run what if scenarios to see the impact moves like this will have.

I would not rent room-by-room unless you physically occupy the home and can monitor it.Personally, I would never rent a room in a shared house and I wouldn't want to own a house that had strangers living in the bedroom next to me.

By monitoring key indicators, leveraging technology, and engaging with the community, you'll be better equipped to make informed decisions and thrive in this ever-changing market.What are your strategies for staying informed and adapting to the 2023 real estate market?