And I certainly stand by the motivational aspect of visibly monitoring your net worth growth.

One is you are immediately at a disadvantage compared to local investors who know local neighborhoods, can better monitor their properties, can network with local investors and on and on.  

There are no deeds filed but they are usually executed and held by a 3rd party, who monitors payments and gives the documents to the party who is entitled to it at the end of the contract.

.- Repair, Monitor: The gutters on the front porch do not appear to have sufficient slope to drain properly.

(This is a hysterical laugh...)Here is what I've been searching for the last half hour:IP Security Camera with or without tilt controlNight visionMotion sensorBattery operated/solar poweredOutdoor/indoorBuilt-in internet / mobile connection (ie records video to cloud without internet present)Affordable (<~$100)I'm not sure if I'm searching the right keywords, but here are the items I've found which still don't do fall 100% under the criteria I listed above:http://www.amazon.com/TENVIS-JPT3815W-Surveillance...http://pro-vigil.com/live-security-monitoring/http://www.amazon.com/Foscam-FI8918W-Wireless-Netw...http://www.amazon.com/Covert-Special-Ops-Cellular-...The last one is a trail cam which takes pics and sends them through MMS!

HUD will reduce the price after a certain amount of time, so you have to monitor on a regular basis.

<g>stephen------------Stephen:We were using the Delta Classic Monitor 14-Series (144913) in all our bathroom renovations, but Delta recently changed the showerhead from 1.5gpm to 2.0gpm {Note: I was told it was always 2.0 gpm in the U.S.A. and that the "Canadian" version is no longer}.  

Since sticky traps were left, someone felt the need to monitor this home. 

They didn't hide anything about the "credit score monitoring" service of $29.99/month, and said it was month to month. 

It also allows you to run cashflow reports so you can monitor your overall cashflow across all properties.