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.

There are reputable agencies that some of these VAs work through that perform background checks, monitor their work and give access codes to only the individuals who need to be privy to certain information.

You are about to draw in about 100 people that regularly monitor the internet to prevent you from housing people in your home via AirBnB.  

And of course, the building isn't wired for separate meters.So in my head there are only two obvious conclusions: guess how much electricity they will use and set rent accordingly -or - meter or monitor their use somehow and charge them separately for the electricity.There are a few circuit monitoring product's on the market for around $600 that seem feasible, has anyone used something like this?

The posts on the forums need to be monitored so that they comply with the rules set out in the terms of use.

Either way, I highly recommend that you ask for landlord AND tenant references from any PM company and monitor closely until you are comfortable.

Start to incorporate these great tips and monitor the results.

I closely monitor multifamily recently sold and yes most of them were sold off market.