And mark them with your GPS so that you can fish them later when the water is back up.

At the company I work for, we are constantly monitoring the properties we allow to market through us in order to prevent scams like these.

My first thought is honesty about the situation and that we will continue to monitor it.Thanks everyone for the thoughts and posts!

Also, once you own the property and are dealing with actual results it makes it easy to adjust for historical actual numbers on a monthly basis to monitor how the investment is performing.

There are really landlords that monitor the property to see who is?

If your tenant is concerned about safety, then maybe they can install a security system at their cost (installation & monitoring).

In the unit I have that has shared water I monitored how much water usage was throughout a year, and then charged a little under 50% for the lowest cost month.

You need to be consistent with multiple campaigns and try and monitor your results.

I think I'm done monitoring this post, considering Ryan just killed it.

I found the company upon researching an expired listing I'd been monitoring.