I own a number of STRs and need the WiFi connected to monitor things like the HVAC (occasionally guests need help with settings), propane tank levels, etc.

Cost ~$6/month per unit for submetering monitoring.

As you noted it’s paid first from any cashflow (after expenses, after debt service) and before any cashflow distributions that are offer shard between LP and GPs.

There is no need to pull credit early if you monitor your credit but to have a fico score in mind helps.

At a minimum you will want to have these three bills in your name so you can monitor and pay them on time.

The GPs recently paused the class B distributions on account of high debt service fees and obligation.

At the same time, I would monitor my NOI closely and keep a pulse on the market trends to get a better guess as to what an appraiser would evaluate my properties at. 

However, I think because your car is moving the gps wont lock on to a single address. 

Based on the data I've been monitoring, I remain confident that San Antonio won't face a significant collapse in single-family home prices in the foreseeable future.Duplex $95,000. 910 Burton 78221https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16-Gjbrx39EJY9fhDCvvcnJoyZiiy9Gd_

One of my SF tenants installed 6 cameras himself; he's very handy and I'm all for having cameras monitoring the property as:A) It deters crimeB) If someone is dumb enough to commit a crime it's recordedC) If someone gets hurt or falls on the property (or claims to have) it's recordedD) Having exterior cameras makes most tenants feel saferE) Some insurers offer a discount when a surveillance system is installed (the same goes for an alarm system)I don't know why your one tenant is so against outdoor cameras but it's a benefit to everyone.