Actually have used it...and like you said...I have the same fear that subs may not want to adapt...maybe I try it along with a large monitor for chat...we'll see. 

If my tenant gets mold, I deliver a humidistat ($9) so they can monitor humidity levels and do something about it.  

Since being abroad will make it harder to monitor or adjust if issues come up, I would recommend buying in a nicer area that's less prone to management headaches as well.

In some jurisdictions they even monitor for those transactions.Hate to say it but the investing community brought this on themselves.

I was wanting to know if there is a way to try and monitor these with some type of search term in the notes , say mobile home park ( but that might bring homes up in a park)  ?  

I monitor the MLS everyday and look at every MF in Hillsborough County.

The reason is because Expedia is monitoring our conversion rate (turning inquiries into bookings) and if that conversion rate is low or drops off from what it was before they will assume that we are taking payments outside of their system in order to help guests avoid having to pay the service fee.

I am always looking for personal investment opportunities and my work allows me to closely monitor the pulse of the market and monitor values and markets (an property types) with attractive margins or potential.While I do maintain a Broker's License, I do not actively pursue listings or representations.  

(he said he also monitors forums where he see's his name mentioned )   He would definitely know some of the "heavy hitters" in this REI game and be able to point you in the right direction.  

If they were great, long term tenants and this was the first problem, my advice woule be to suck it up and tell them that next time something like this occurs, they'll need to cover the cost, it's their responsibility to monitor leaks, etc.