For additional context, this is 24/7, 365 day monitoring.

I haven't had this happen recently since the infrastructure bill was passed and they got the $80b over 10 years, but that's not uncommon at all.

Thus we certify the following question as one of great public importance:DOES THE USE OF A CAMERA BY A PRIVATE CITIZEN TO MONITOR AND/OR RECORD ACTIVITIES OCCURRING WITHIN THE CURTILAGE OF A HOME SURROUNDED BY A PRIVACY FENCE NOT BELONGING TO THE CAMERA OPERATOR CONSTITUTE THE TORT OF INVASION OF PRIVACY—INTRUSION UPON SECLUSION?

We're not there to monitor or do any quality assurance on his work.

If the cap rate shifts to 6%, your return drops slightly but remains robust.It's essential to monitor these rates closely, especially given the current high-cap period with potential for recovery.

However, I believe that the large infrastructure projects scheduled to be completed next year will adjust occupancies.

- I checked around and don’t see my place listed anywhere, I wonder if there is any good practices of monitoring? 

However, it's essential to research local development plans, infrastructure projects, and employment trends to gauge the area's long-term growth potential.

When large companies, like Home Depot get hacked (40,000,000 customers) and they offer 12 months of credit monitoring, as their way of making things "right" - that's not enough to offset a lifetime of a compromised identity and all of the headaches the come with it.

If the water heater is leaking one cup a minute and going down the drain, they can shut it off or monitor it until Monday.