Banks can and will refuse to renew performing loans if the bank has no appetite for that loan type when your renewal date comes up, or if the bank is under financial stress and is attempting to shore up its capital.And if you use leverage, I’m an advocate of closely monitoring the debt coverage ratio across your portfolio.

I'm also adding "Washington," "WA," and "Minnesota" so I can monitor my home areas and my old hometown. :)

You can lose a lot very quickly.I would guess that any fund that is committed for the long haul is smart enough to monitor and adjust their strategy as they go.

Property data and financials along with borrower financials to review to reestablish credit worthiness and the constant monitoring to ensure they make each period payment.

Additionally, you will have to strictly monitor the rehab budget as he comes across as the type who will overspend without any real thoughts of the consequences.50/50 may work here with you having the final say so over the decision making since it's your money and thus your risk.

Although if you wanted to sub-meter and then charge or monitor the usage you can do that but I don't see the benefit in that.

Keep getting bids and trying various contractors out..I like using plumbing contractor/electrical/carpenter/roof..that way your projects not tied to one person holding all the cards...I monitor my rehab closely.

Most lenders do monitor for early payoff.

I will partially take the blame because perhaps I should have been monitoring things more closely albeit I was in the middle of several other things across the country, but I felt as the realtor, that was his job.

I suggest typing "Atlanta" or whichever suburb you are interested in (its good to find a neighborhood that's convenient to you so that you can monitor your investment) in the search box and seeing what comes up.