I prefer to invest close to my home so I monitor the surrounding cities. 

The three people you mentioned are all not necessary until you find a deal, and even then the role the will play is minor (depending on the size of your first deal.)They just need to be licensed in whatever state your business is located.As far as expenses for each Insurance Agent - $0 (paid from your premiums) check out nreig.com CPA - I assume you mean a tax attorney, which is different from say a bookkeeper who would monitor the transactions on your account and log them accordingly.

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.

They may require you to have professional monitoring, I think the ring plan for that is around $20/month.

You buy the room(s), put it in a management company and monitors the performance of the organisation.

There aren't any areas of concern (plumbing, etc.) that need to be constantly monitored.

The integrations are delegating (and monitoring) tasks to team members the biggest plus for me.

We have been monitoring auction websites and this is where our first deal came from.  

All contact between the liaison and the appraisal company is to be strictly confidential and will be monitored by a separate agency.

tenants pay electric, landlord pays heat (used $4,500 gallons last year) -- there are 2 efficiencies and a 1 bedroom and four 2 br, so changing over to LP monitors over time at 1200-1500 per unit will change the heating cost.