another thing to consider before you add a bunch of questions to your screeningsyou have to play in the everyone gets a gold star for participation arenathat means if you question someone about certain topics when it comes to there financial well being you may end up in courta lot of the rental questionnaires are controlled and monitored by statethey are a lot like the employment applications and the referral calls after a person has been fired from a job, if you ask certain questions you could end up in hot water be careful and have a attorney look over your lease agreements in the state you are doing business inenjoy

But Nevada for sure will nail you.. they tired to nail me. .and I just talked about doing a loan on BP and got a nasty gram.. either someone on BP turned me in or they are monitoring it.. 

I'm monitoring a target area that sold 20+ homes in the last 6  months and is currently listing around 20 more.

A lateral isn't something typically covered in a remodel and isn't something you can easily actively monitor.

You monitoring the home when you don't live there is more likely to cause problems with the renters or expose you to a lawsuit.

Depends on how closely they monitor in red bank. 

>>It is up to the investor/project managers to put the contracts and systems in place to monitor the successful completion of the project.

Any monitoring or maintenance costs there?

The monthly monitoring fee ranges from $5-$15 per unit per month which 99% of our property managers and landlords pass through on each resident's Guardian utility bill.If you have plumbing infrastructure that does not support submetering or the cost of new submeters is not in your budget, you may want to consider a "ratio utility billing system" (RUBS) as a possible alternative.

It's an area worth monitoring closely for deals if the property is near Western.