For me, it's population growth, business attraction, infrastructure growth--not 4 phone calls in 2 days versus 1 a month.

This makes everything different especially for work and/or infrastructure considerations. 

We will continue to monitor our practices to ensure compliance and protect our interests.

And from what it looks like, we'd have the tree cut.We also monitor text messages 7 days a week and our tenants know to text us, not email.

Now you have to monitor & keep a record of original list prices, unless someone in BP land has the answer for that! 

great discussion.prediction for bp: joshua will select, or, bp members will vote to have one bp online mentor monitor specific forums, and then that mentor will share his/her expert opinion, which will bring topics to a knowledgeable finish.i say this because often enough a topic will be introduced, and someone will respond with what seems to be good, sound advice/insight.

If you have a heated pool it is imperative to have a wifi control on the heater that you can monitor and an excellent pool service company.I do disagree with @Chris Watson about the small drop in fiberglass pools.  

Which has resulted in new job opportunities and new infrastructure.   

Check out the Delta Monitor and the Lahara Monitor lines ... we've been using both - the tenants have been happy with the shower spray and we've been happy with the reduction in water usage.

Although unlike you I still have to PG all my commercial bank notes :(Did you set up an escrow for tax's and insurance or do you just monitor them for compliance.