Bigger Pockets has some great state forums and usually there are good locals that monitor those.

Bigger Pockets has some great state forums and local real estate investors do monitor those.

It will be important to monitor that score from month to month to ensure your number is above your predetermined threshold.

You can monitor water usage daily online. 

 Just after any feedback on a property i came across called Property Tracker Pro.What the product does ;●Tracks properties adjacent to the investors property (monitors properties on three boundaries)●Notifies the investor when any of the adjoining properties are sellingFor the investor, this product gives them the opportunity to acquire a “double block” for increased resale values or development opportunities.The cost of Property Tracker Pro is $84 ($AUD). http://propertytrackerpro.comHas anyone used this product before?

You have to come with a certified check but how do you monitor what you bid.

None of these methods are foolproof, but if you go this route you are aiming to make it more trouble than it's worth.Eyes on the unit: hire security to patrol the house; put up monitored cameras; put up cameras with motion-detection alerting; ask the neighbors to watch; station a guard dog at the unit (not recommended). 

I've seen sites with minor leaking etc that could still meet standards if they install monitoring wells and pump the contaminated water out for cleaning and then discharge.

Unfortunately, I can't go up and look at the post for the number because of this awful BP interface/website).I wind up duplicating the tab and dragging to another monitor.

Statistically, out-of-area investors have fared poorly, due to not being able to monitor this property (as well as often overpaying), thus this policy by local banks these days (major change from the heady 2004-2006 period).Oddly enough, you'll do better here with a conventional (Fannie/Freddie) loan.