I monitor the MLS everyday and look at every MF in Hillsborough County.

One difference with the Slate card is it includes a tidy interface for monitoring FICO score (experian).I've had people recommend Home Depot for contractors, but their quotes have always been higher than what I've found elsewhere.

I was wanting to know if there is a way to try and monitor these with some type of search term in the notes , say mobile home park ( but that might bring homes up in a park)  ?  

depending on your lease agreementsif everything you desire for the tenants to follow are not in black and white with there signature then you are involved in a he said she said scenario, in reality you still areif you do not have a property manager to monitor your building then I would not be surprised they are even growing dope in ityou can raise the rent and force them out by proxy or you can get a property manager involved to oversee your placethat is part of the many problems to be faced owning off site rentalsenjoy

Some parks are on municipal water while others have their own water well and if over certain number of tenants are required to do regular monitoring/testing of water quality.Check the status of property taxes, insurance and other bills paid by the park owner.  

I am currently working at paying down some other debts and monitoring this possible decline in home prices.

Agreed that it's tricky to monitor maintenance activity of units but I still need the tenant to be accountable.  

(I specifically say B class or higher in a mid-sized or larger city, because lower class properties, and properties in more rural areas would be exponentially more difficult to manage remotely...I may not be the brightest bulb in the chandelier, but I'm smart enough to avoid that trap...).I've self-managed my local LTRs for years, and the task that requires my physical presence more than any is showing property to prospective tenants (I can't easily hire this out to anyone other than a PM, so I'm stuck doing it myself)... but, I have heard of owners using smart locks, security cameras, and Zoom to remotely supervise/monitor prospective tenants who walk the property without anyone else physically present...Does anyone have experience/opinions about managing viewings remotely?

I also created a trust that monitors everything.

Also you can turn on and off the monitoring whenever you like without contract.