Just be sure to monitor the water bill and to make sure it gets paid.

I started monitoring the area at the end of 2020 and it feels like the prices have doubled since then in about a quarter.I'm curious for folks with properties there if it's a great market or if it's super competitive and hard to cashflow at today's prices?

Some cities contract with 3rd parties to monitor unpermitted STR’s and if caught, you can receive large fines and/or potential to be banned from getting a permit.

It is an SMM panel that offers a wide range of features for managing multiple social media accounts, including scheduling posts and monitoring analytics.

If necessary, you can modify the lease agreement to reflect any changes to the heating controls.Alternative Solutions: There are modern thermostat systems that allow remote monitoring and control via smartphone apps.

I have ring doorbell, then camera monitoring front and driveway, and on in rear monitoring all sliding doors when vacant.   

I know as I monitor the MLS in this area for new deals.

--Ring Cameras - easy way to monitor driveway, front entrance, etc --Honeywell thermostats - all properties have wifi thermostats that also alert if temp too high or low--Yolink - These water alarm are cheap (poorly made, but they work) and have saved us a couple times with small leaks under sink and water heater.Markets are getting more and more competitive so we have an improvement list per property is a must....each quarter we tackle something if cashflow allows it. 

Who monitors it while vacant?

Those are all important metrics and while they may not make the list of KPIs, they are certainly important and our team monitors them on a monthly basis.