The one who, like MMM, hardly ever eats out, monitors utility usage and spends money on things that make money.

And here is yet another offer of free tickets (bumping this thread for those who are monitoring this thread to see):http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/484/topics/71780-4-free-tickets-to-bp-summit

They have a screen the size of two movies screens put together and a room of computer techs monitoring it.

Bunnies can work very well in a cage in the house, especially if they are well-monitored when they are out for a romp.

I've looked everywhere for a solution and this is the best I found - it's a sub-metering system that can be installed so that you know who is using how much, and you can monitor remotely: http://www.ekmmetering.com/remote-water-and-or-gas...You'll have to find someone savvy enough to install it, but the system is a few hundred bucks, well worth the investment to avoid the headaches.I haven't installed the water sub-meter yet so I can't say how easy or difficult the process is but it looks promising.Good luck.

I’ve gotten remarried, moved to Michigan and I’m starting a practice here when somehow I receive Freedom Founders Fodder in the mailbox at my new snail mail address.Clearly the result of un-monitored infusion soft-ing as I’m the last person Freedom Founders would be getting to respond to the full color multi-page mail piece.

We were talking about risk-tolerance, and he mentioned he frequently monitors his whole investment portfolio to make sure he doesn't have too much in RE.  

How do you actively monitor and keep track of the market?

Offer to pay for a cellular game camera so that he could monitor the comings and goings from that house.  

I don't have information yet, I will monitor this post and also update what I find out about the job, but it's most likely an apartment complex, this is a small college town.I was also wondering if this is a position that would put me on the owners payroll and so I wouldn't need to start my own property management business?