This would be like monitoring AVR, cashflow, etc.)

There are usually some good, local investors that monitor those forums.

You also need to clearly state it in your listing and I would also place a sign in the space that says 24/7 video monitoring. 

Few factors that drove me to mf right out of the gate: 1) only get so many Fannie/Freddie loans on traditional financing so I wanted as many doors under each loan as possible 2) can consolidate cap ex protects like new roof/siding (though keep in mind, bigger/taller property will mean more $$ for each project than a sfh--though still cheaper as a whole) 3) closing costs are roughly the same for a sfh or triplex so better to get a 3 for 1, 4) especially if youre out of state like I am, easier to track and manage everything for 6 units in two properties rather than 6 separate properties (I use property management but you still need to monitor/manage the pm).

Always pay attention to your property manager's performance because there's no way I or my team can monitor thousands of properties in dozens of states. 

Costar monitors both time logged in and IP addresses to see if anyone is sharing access.

As animal proof as it can be (yard also) and monitor closely.

In the majority of cases, hiring a good PM will bring as good a return or better because they know the market better, can demand higher prices, can reduce losses through active monitoring and swift action, reduced turnover time thanks to their network of vendors, etc.

My girlfriend is so bogged down with three software programs that cannot talk with the Oracle program that she has to use three monitors and try to do work on one and then figure a way to transfer that data to the next monitor with the next program to end up on the third monitor with the third program and hope that the numbers end up in the right places and have the same totals.

You're the landlord - not playground monitor.