Most likely I'll have the PM monitor the duplicate bills to see that they are kept up with, and try to collect when not paid, because I don't want to get stuck paying them when the tenants ignore it.Is it grounds for eviction when the lease stipulates that tenants are responsible for paying utilities?

This will allow me to monitor 2 out three units (the third being the remainder).

She can say that a chicken clucks loudly but it would make zero diffence, is she going to be there monitoring the house 24/7 to make sure you don't show the house while you have possesion of her security deposit?

I use FF 2.0.0.16 with a 19" monitor...no odd display problems at other sites.

I constantly monitor rents in that area of cooky cutter duplexes and they are pretty much the same.

We take measures to reduce both such as renting S8 and keeping monitored security systems in place. 43608 is a bit like eating carp...they’re kind of ugly and an acquired taste but the money definitely spends. 

Not sure how many of you have seen this, or comply but Minneapolis appears to have an outside firm monitoring compliance for short term rentals: http://www.startribune.com/minneapolis-mails-731-l...

Because they are there everyday monitoring my tenant.

I am currently living on 75% of my income and well on my way to reach my goal of 70% within the next couple of months.2.Improve Credit Score: By monitoring my credit and strategically charging some of my existing expenses to credit cards, which I paid in full at the end of the month, I was able to increase my credit score from high-500’s to mid-700’s in almost three years. 3.Buy a Duplex: I chose a duplex as my first investment because as many of you already know, it would reduce my living expenses significantly.

If you do it anyway and get caught, you could face hefty fines or eviction, or at the very least, they will begin to monitor you in the future and make it difficult for you to continue with AirBnB.