Sorry didn't mean to start a guessing game.His labor came out to about 550.it was one long day, and a half day.I thought that was sorta high, even considering the additional scope of work, for only 45 sq ft of flooring.He did not install a toilet, just pulled and reseated it with new wax ring.This also is in Indiana, which costs should be a bit lower.I was thinking somewhere around 350-400.I am going to go ahead and pay it of course, he does good work.But if you aren't monitoring costs, for better deals out there, you will be broke as a landlord, that doesn't do the work themselves.

I've employed smart home technologies to easily control and monitor access to my properties.

Those that were required from the "old rules" such as action taken and action taken date, income, owner occupancy status, and government monitoring would remain required.

You can monitor your score for free and they provide tips on how to improve it.

Keep monitoring the site as a high percentage of properties will be returned to the market for various reasons 

I certainly appreciate the portfolio management/investment monitoring level you included.

If you want to assess the residential market, monitor multi-family rents, occupancy and concessions.  

At the moment it's unknown how they're going to monitor it and if what they do will actually prevent people from running Airbnbs. 

Ability to connect to dock/hub for connecting to monitors while at home (USB-C or HDMI port i believe?)

Hey @Ronald Rohde...we spent around $1550 per door last year to install the system, and there is a $20 monthly monitoring fee on those three doors (the building will logically need internet service as well for the monitoring needs).