We had a tenant who was arrested, jailed, convicted, and then released with a police ankle monitor.

The one problem we have had is that the tenant took off with our monitoring equipment when he moved. 

One neighborhood charges me $350/year for a "rental permit", with the money from this fund going to a part time "covenant enforcement" person, whose job it is to monitor rentals.

I would screen well and guard against overuse of the water by having a clear clause in the rental agreement about water use and I would monitor it.

I think you need to chill on the state law monitoring LOL. 

@Nick Brubaker, Local Market Monitor does have some stats on the 300+ MSAs in the USA.

I have been monitoring a property which has been an REO listing for over 140+ days.

. - you don't have to "mark" a thread by posting in it; you can check the box near the top of the page that says "Monitoring Topic", and then you can find them on the "My Watched Topics" tab on the main forums page.

As part of my demographics research, I closely monitor the movement of where the Asian money is flowing in metro Atlanta.

Disclosure of sales in the lease is a plus as you can monitor trends over time and likelihood to renew the options and plan accordingly.There are some value plays with a Walgreens where 5 years left on primary term for say a 7 to 8 cap.