Its better to have a two bedroom where one bedroom can be used for the baby with a baby monitor. 

I used to do title work nationwide for infrastructure companies.   

On the other hand, if you have to drag a new line for a mile and rebuild a portion of the power company's infrastructure so they and feed you, it might cost you $20K or more.

If you are not onsite to monitor the contractor - you need a "boots on the ground" project manager;4.

Remember, Tampa is a 100 year old town, trying to be a City, without the infrastructure.

It's near highways so that's a plus here in Austin (big critique is that the highway infrastructure is poor... not enough highways, difficult to get from point A to B if you're not close to one of the big roads I35, 45, 183, 130, 290, 360.)

I'm not loyal to any other agent, so the economic incentives of dual agency make me believe I have an edge in offers.I've considered getting an agent to monitor the MLS and look for potentially attractive deals, but I am in a situation where I have the time to do it myself and I feel the experience of sifting through houses, analyzing areas, and crunching the numbers is great for my own growth in REI.

I could install thermostats that can be controlled via an App on my phone to monitor the heat setting.. does anyone do this?

So everything being equal and 90% of he syndicators chasing the same product.. it comes down to who do you trust. another article I found at the same time was talking about how the syndication groups will state that they are "in compliance with SEC regulations" or throw around terms like "rule 501 (a)", "rule 506 (c)" and "regulation D" and imply that these securities are regulated/monitored like stocks, bonds, etcthis is not the article I am talking about, but another SEC documenthttps://www.investor.gov/news-alerts/investor-aler...What should I consider when investing in private placements?

Then he could AIRBNB his triplex unit since he could be potentially monitored if he is renting all of his units.