They have a website where you can set everything up as well as monitor your system.

**Monitor Competitor Pricing:** Keep an eye on competitors' pricing strategies to ensure your rates remain competitive without undervaluing your property.Remember, it's essential to strike a balance between maximizing revenue and offering value to guests during the holiday season.

I guess you could just leave a phone/eMails for emergency and one of you monitor it.I don't think there is any (NOT a lawyer) requirement for have a named person to respond.

I own a number of STRs and need the WiFi connected to monitor things like the HVAC (occasionally guests need help with settings), propane tank levels, etc.

Cost ~$6/month per unit for submetering monitoring.

There is no need to pull credit early if you monitor your credit but to have a fico score in mind helps.

At a minimum you will want to have these three bills in your name so you can monitor and pay them on time.

At the same time, I would monitor my NOI closely and keep a pulse on the market trends to get a better guess as to what an appraiser would evaluate my properties at. 

Based on the data I've been monitoring, I remain confident that San Antonio won't face a significant collapse in single-family home prices in the foreseeable future.Duplex $95,000. 910 Burton 78221https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16-Gjbrx39EJY9fhDCvvcnJoyZiiy9Gd_

One of my SF tenants installed 6 cameras himself; he's very handy and I'm all for having cameras monitoring the property as:A) It deters crimeB) If someone is dumb enough to commit a crime it's recordedC) If someone gets hurt or falls on the property (or claims to have) it's recordedD) Having exterior cameras makes most tenants feel saferE) Some insurers offer a discount when a surveillance system is installed (the same goes for an alarm system)I don't know why your one tenant is so against outdoor cameras but it's a benefit to everyone.