I tried out Betterment and Wealthfront a while back and didn't like the lack of control...I don't want to be in emerging markets with the situation in China what it is, but I felt "forced" into it using those services...I'd prefer to buy my own commission-free ETFs and rebalance my portfolio periodically...but that's just me, I'm a bit more hands-on and have the time most days to constantly monitor my portfolio...that's also why I just contribute to 401K just enough to maximize the employer match...though I have always maxed out my Roth contribution...But just out of curiosity, which do you like better, Betterment or Wealthfront?  

Or I have heard of people installing a small sub-meter system to monitor usage.

I think by having equal investment in the house, you would both be able to take responsibility for the deal, and if they are local to the San Diego area they would be able to monitor the activity of the house, including cash flow, tenants and property managers.     

As soon as you can make a value statement about that 'other activity' it makes much more sense to monitor your seller networking.

I take their drivers license and info, and also have cameras on site to be able to monitor activity and let them know as much also.

I was going to 'monitor topic' but way too much email comes in!

Most of them tell me that they closely monitor their positions and are not afraid to move when the stocks trade outside the parameters they set.Vikram would probably be the one to ask.

You can "monitor" the link I paste at the bottom, and you'll see the new date when I post it on there, in your "monitored forums."

Add a ring camera to monitor front of house. 

My management time is very small managing inquiries, guests questions, and monitoring my calendar.