We are monitoring the issue but not being paranoid about it.

But, who will monitor or actually enforce?

Here's another good example:Cities Use Drones To Monitor People & Enforce Social DistancingThe irony of using drones from China for this . . .

This will also help your score4) use an app like credit karma to monitor your credit score.5) educate yourself.  

Investors that are well capitalized, own properties in high demand markets, with strong pop/job growth forecasts will obviously be better positioned to weather any storm.All markets I’m currently monitoring, and these are high pop/job markets with strong property demand, have not yet had any drops in property price levels. 

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.  

Submetering or using monitoring tools at the line or water entry to sink, toilet, etc. can be another way.

I would never recommend them unless you are a very, very experienced Landlord living in the area and able to monitor them directly...and daily.

What to look for is credibility, Technology where the company would provide a portal for the investor to monitor activity, and process of onboarding, managing, and exiting tenants.