A couple downsides on this one: previous landfill (looks like I'll be using some of the skill I learned on our ROC brownfield development site), currently HAS 6 DEP wells for monitoring ground water, though I'm not sure if they are active.

Monitor it closely.  

The on site people at a complex are going to do the day to day work, and the "property management" line on the expense line are the ones that set and check budgets, hire/fire, create tax forms, monitor legal filings, etc. 

I guess my definition of a mod would be someone who monitors the forums, clears out spam, helps encourage discussion, and welcomes new members - making sure things are flowing and running smoothly.

I like it - especially the benefits to monitor not only one's self but the forum in general.

Monitoring this trend closely is advisable as it may impact investment returns.

By the way, I realize it is not entirely passive but I have several rental properties of my own and I will be able to monitor the investments properly.

Grandma didn't have a problem plugging in her old-timey radio, so your buyer totally won't have any issues plugging in their TV, computer, stereo system, vacuum cleaner, flat screen monitor, cell phone, refrigerator, dishwasher, modern HVAC, washer and dryer, upgraded lighting package, and stove... and then running them all at the same time over undersized, out of code wiring with no grounding.Totally okay.

which market analysis and projection media/resources do you refer to most frequently when you are looking for a new market and monitoring your current ones?

When using someone for the first time, how closely do you monitor them?