. - you don't have to "mark" a thread by posting in it; you can check the box near the top of the page that says "Monitoring Topic", and then you can find them on the "My Watched Topics" tab on the main forums page.

I have been monitoring a property which has been an REO listing for over 140+ days.

Interviewing them properly, physically visiting their offices, and monitoring their performance are all a must if you want to insure a successful investment.

In addition, I use certain modern tech tools to automate pre-auction research, servicing of liens and monitoring portfolio.

As soon as one decides to scale, or just be passive in their rental property investing (as it is implied to be), they will have to put a team in place and have a system to acquire team members & monitor their peformance.Out of state is better for the person who's in this for the long haul and wants to grow IMO.

They look like "Dumb" thermostats, and I would guess that 90% of my guests have no idea I monitor their set points throughout their stay. 

Monitor and Adapt: Continuously monitor the market and be ready to adapt your strategies as conditions change.

to inside of building,, I know this is probably not reasonable but just a thought. cameras aren't worth the hassle in this type of situation unless you can monitor them. 

The IRS requires this (I believe), since they can't be expected to monitor all foreclosure notices and comb them.

Smart investors monitor this an as it goes below 10-15% they sell or refi and releverage.