You can monitor "Oakland Meetup" if you want them to pop up, Johnson H. will post one in SF, and Troy Fisher will be hosting some in Santa Cruz I believe.

If you want to wholesale or do fix and flip, you need to buy them at wholesale prices and since our market is so competitive here in South Florida, you have to do direct marketing or have an agent literally study the MLS 24/7 and monitor properties that have significant price drops and study patterns.

I will monitor the topic and let me know what you find out.

I've let cust. svc know I'm monitoring closely the pest situation, and even willing to give a full refund if needed but concerned about a review that says inaccurately there ARE bed bugs when that has not been confirmed, and could possibly have a significant impact on future bookings. 

Instead, I'd monitor the numbers for places like Salem, Beverly, Newburyport, Framingham, Waltham, etc.

You have to always keep trying new things and also monitoring what works and what doesn't.

If you get problems after you have done your best to keep the water away then it's either a deeper compressible soil layer or the house was built half *** (usually this is the case).The engineer in me says "based on the pictures and information provided it appears that normal shifting and/or settlement of the foundation has occurred in the area of concern and further remediation/monitoring is required to reduce the potential of further subsidence" ect. ect...

@John Warren, I am not currently involved in those markets, but monitor them as I have some interest.

Also, you could consider one of the digital monitoring systems that are really cost effective (I believe there's a company that is a sponsor of the BP Podcast).

When your unit is empty, what do you use to monitor it?