I have been monitoring comps like a madman in Metro Atlanta.

I'll be monitoring this topic because I think I'll learn a lot and get great suggestions.Wendy

Weather conditions this past winter caused a few pipe bursts, flooding the basement, so I'm understandably nervous to leave the property without someone to monitor the place (not my tenants) and do simple repairs (I have a great contractor/plumber for bigger issues).

Will definitely be monitoring this topic.

Here's how it works:Secure accountsBefore we grant access to any home, users create an account with a verified phone number and email address.Unique entry codesEvery home has a keypad lock, and each visitor gets a unique code for every visit.Home monitoring systemOur advanced security technology monitors each home, ensures the home is locked between visits, and helps us rapidly respond to any out-of-the-ordinary situation.So, my question is, does anyone know how to set something like this up?????? 

I do project engineering which does translate to RE a bit - scopes of work, cost estimates, monitoring of contracts.

I think I will just be scratching this house off my list and monitoring my credit card carefully for fraudulent activity.

Zoning Variance is going to cost me $1,100 and that is more or less a given provided I comply with the following requirements.1: Handicapped Bathrooms.2: Letter from the sprinkler system's installer stating it is designed for a truck and heavy equipment repair facility.3: Sprinkler system monitoring service. 4: Floor drain with grease/oil-water separation capabilities.

Outside of fetching some beer from the garage fridge, nobody uses it (we have a camera in there to monitor trash pick up and we never get notifications of anyone in the garage) 

Monitor your credit monthly with a service like Truecredit.com or myfico.com or some such.