All in the space of three months.Like many felons (and my partners brother is another one of them) they do perfectly fine in a controlled environment where someone monitors their every move on a daily basis.

Hostfully - Online guidebook and on the paid version you can collect email addresses to try to get repeat guests or off-platform bookings Minut - Noise sensor to monitor the noise level in the home - This helps to get in front of parties before it gets too out of control! 

Hey,I'm glad you're interested in this, my startup is working on a program to help landlords go solar and set up a lease or PPA with their tenants (if tenants pay for electricity), as well as so that they can get the tax credit, and monitor and bill for usage.The feasibility is definitely there, but quite reliant on your location, for sunlight, tax credits, prices, electric rates, etc.

I love these:https://www.walmart.com/ip/Victor-The-Ultimate-Fle...They are a great way to monitor the situation and reduce the flea population.

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I try to encourage my closest friends to venture into real estate investing and the scenario I described has been a reoccurring theme.

There is no need to pay thousands on a monitored system like that. 95% of the time all you get is some fuzzy video of a guy with a hoody on that's impossible to identify anyway.

We are flipping a house in an area where crime might be a consideration of the home buyer- so we were looking into a non-monitored home alarm system.Does anyone have experiences with offering these units on rentals or flips, and do you have any tips or product recommendations?

He is also a CPA and a real numbers guy, focused on owner ROI, monitoring repair costs, budgets, spreadsheets, doing everything exactly right - very sharp.

I'm sure Josh, Brandon &/or Jaren monitor this category regularly.