@John Hickey - It's a nice idea and I like what you're trying to accomplish, but it's unreasonable for BP to monitor every user's investments. 

I was monitoring the property over the last 7 months or so out of curiosity to see how much it sold for just to see how much I was outbid by.

Single family rentals and large syndications I’ve somewhat put on pause while monitoring markets and circumstances, but my lender are still very much active.

It has a sliding keyboard, touchscreen, wifi, a built in gps, even an ocr to automatically translate pics of business cards into contacts.

We will either face:austerity (higher taxes, less services)default monitorize the debt (print money to pay off debt).I think the we will talk about austerity but in the end the printing press will be too tempting.Politicians care more about the short term as they are alway worried about re-election.

One thing I noticed with the credit monitoring service I use is that balances are reported usually on or just after a statement is issued.

I assume Brandon and Josh are monitoring these comments and I don't want the bar to be set as low as some have suggested.This is not a sand box. 

I don't know about the laws, but it might be an interesting idea to monitor problematic tenants for bankruptcy filings.

Trying to stay under $200,000 open to multi-family or single family if the numbers make sense.I've also found out that it's critical to have a good property management team in place since I won't be in town to monitor.

I would also suggest the "smart security system" which gives you the flexibility to monitor and control your sceurity alarm remotely via your smartphone, smartwatch or other device.