-I used Credit Karma to monitor and improve my credit.

The school boards monitor property sales closely: in your example of a house selling for materially more than an appraisal then the schools will request a tax reassessment.When I’m doing my due diligence I always assume that a) taxes won’t go down even if I buy at a discount; b) taxes will immediately reassess in the first year to the new price, which has happened to us on most purchases.Note there was someone on a bp podcast who created software that auto-populated the forms needed to challenge the assessment.

.- Click to open replies - same as above.Just to let you know that staff is monitoring the threads and gathering the responses, and I've personally been able to speak with some of the staff and relay concerns, so they do hear what you're saying - sometimes changes are just difficult because they're different, but some of what's been noted in the other threads definitely has legitimacy (at least in my opinion) and I think it's being taken seriously.

It just takes a lot more work but if you are living very close by and can monitor, seems like a good niche scenario. 

@Steve S  Great question and I'm monitoring too. 

I also monitor LoopNet for multi-family listings, in case I have a buyer looking in that price range or location.

Generally in our market, there aren't many "project managers" who will monitor a renovation for you.

It may also be on septic, which isn't an issue in and of itself but it can become one if not properly monitored.

There would be no monitoring on that type of alarm. i think Mike uses it as a deterant more than anything.

Costar monitors Users closely; but, they are reasonable in negotiating with new clients.