So I would go by monthly to "fix something" and monitor the condition of the home.

Monitor the effectiveness of different channels and campaigns to determine which ones provide the highest ROI.

But the true be told you CAN improve your score, it just takes some hard work.And remember if you do get back on track monitor your credit daily.

I've always been like, are they for real... but since I subscribe to a few credit monitoring services I will hopefully find out if my credit does go down a lot due to too many credit checks.Wow, I have so much mortgage debt that I can't even imagine having a 609K home paid in full - good for you!

., but you should really monitor your open rates by the hour and experiment to see what works best for your list. 

Come by say twice a month to monitor the line from a cleanout, and determine how often it needs to be jetted. 

Well I'm not sure if anyone is still monitoring this thread but.....75 days later, I CLOSED!!!!

The realtor association in our area can’t monitor it because the agents are so sly it can be proven that it is happening.

Some other options may be:Put a fence around the dumpster and have a door that requires a key to get in.Light the area around the dumpsterPut up Video Surveillance signs (if cost effective could install one camera that monitors the property and dumpster, would be good for tenant safety as well)Have you done any of those things above?

As I look around my office, namely the wall behind my triplicate monitor set up I notice a stark backdrop with a single decoration.