We also have installed SimpliSafe (and signs about ongoing monitoring outside of the property).As someone else mentioned, it is best to have a plan not to go long stretches without checking in person.

It kinda creates a much smaller threshold for the tenant to save money if they were to keep an eye on their usage since I'm paying a large chunk of it, while also being able to keep any eye on how much they spend so it gives them that personal incentive to watch their usages.

For example of above, there was a person I know, they bought a house for a rental, the square footage was enough to make a 3rd bed out of a dining room, that would increase the month rent by $400.00 a month if they did that..

I'm willing to help this person in any way I can.

Personal Touch and Community ConnectionInvesting in smaller markets often allows for a closer connection to the community.

I’ve personally gutted and rehabbed three of my own houses, and for the last three years, I’ve been hands-on managing my own rental properties.

Hopefully they do or your personal insurance covers them.

The buyer of my property also suggested a person. 

If Lessee default on the lease, they have 7 days to remove their personal belongings inside the premise or the Lessor will take possession of their belongings (furniture and decors) Then the rest is pretty much the same as a residential lease.

Property tax, occupancy tax, personal property tax, business tax, permit/inspection fees, higher than standard utility fees, ever-increasing fees by the platforms.