So in essence, if I´m break even or maybe minimal cash flow i´d rent and monitor it.

Real estate takes a lot of time to find and manage properties as well as to monitor all the changing landlord laws.

Where photos are provided, they are not with GPS tagging enabled so I can never validate if it is actually my property3) Poor communication4) Most services are in-house, so even if the work is not legitimate, they own the handymen that write the invoices to make it look legitThanks for posting.

I actually moved to Dayton from SoCal to monitor the renovation.

I actually moved to Dayton from SoCal to monitor the renovation.

I've just approached it as being very cognizant of when they usually pay and monitoring it.

It got us motivated, organized, and ready to begin our investing and we hit the ground running with five properties in one year. 2019 has been quiet, no acquisitions this year, really just focused on some debt paydown, saving, and monitoring the portfolio.

You can get gas and water meters that will monitor how much is used by each tenant.

Find out how many units are in the process of being built and  what permits have been granted to estimate further building activity and monitor land sales for more projects in the future.

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