And I continually monitor that.  

Just because they don't list it doesn't mean they don't "charge it" by having their vendors mark up repair invoices and under the table kick backs of the diff.Buy local and self manage is your best route ... otherwise be prepared to go through several crappy, crooked property managers (spidey senses tingling on this one), hire and fire many, then maybe finding a decent one that you will still need to monitor carefully.

I recently set up Mint to keep my budget on my phone and actively monitor my progress as well as a spreadsheet to track the remaining balance in all accounts (using the snowball method). 

Check.Implement a secure online portal on my website where my investors can obtain copies of their quarterly reports and tax documents, which will give added transparency and make it easier for them to monitor their investments and performance. 

It's quite useful for monitoring and alerts.

I'm a promoter by nature and make my sales by promoting products I believe in and letting the products basically sell themselves.I'm not aggressive, pushy or manipulative so "sales" have never been my thing.I was also used to being creative with how I served people (I don't fit well in a box) and there really is NO room for creativity with a license, because the licensed world is heavily regulated and monitored.  

Man, once I had one with page after page of crimes that it almost burned up my monitor.

As it is I have an account for each house, I have it on autopay and I don't have to monitor it or worry about it.   

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

You will have lots of responses and I"m sure Airbnb monitors that group since it is on their very site.2.