EXPENSES: tax, insurance, yard care, elevator, fire alarm monitoring/inspections, Backflow testing, management, maintenance/repairs, reserves for cap ex, utilities, turnover costs, legal fees, tools/equipment, janitor, telephoneetc...

They don't really promote that as one of their services (not sure why not), but it's almost like having a free credit monitoring service.

We explore a little more on demographics and do chat a little about monitoring the big hedge funds and when they plan on selling.

I also would do some things like adding smart monitors.

Should be some local people that monitor that forum. 

I'm on a 267 unit property so I'm sure this will be VERY CLOSELY monitored.

I have been actively monitoring Loopnet and Redfin in my target areas, but as has been stated already, alot of what is view-able there isn't at the most attractive prices.  

I will say though - I have found so far that I have to monitor things very closely to make sure that expenses are tracked correctly, and that I get information I need about the property. 

Run security cameras in the laundry room (had a few issues with theft), boiler room, and the outside of the building for tenant security/general monitoring.

After all, there is a impact on guest privacy.Note: we do not actively monitor guests / activity.