He was there for only few months and I used to regularly monitor that area along with other vulnerable areas and it used to be always dry in that particular and am pretty sure it's a recent development but never had a chance to either inquire or be a direct witness of their usage.

The existing infrastructure includes an RV park with 16 hook-ups, complemented by an impressive 81,000 square feet of diverse buildings, featuring a state-of-the-art 54,000 square foot indoor arena, a 26-stall indoor horse stable, a 40-stall covered barn, public restrooms, and a 3,500 square foot, 20-foot ceiling insulated metal building.

From what I understand my blink and amazon accounts are linked for function and while i understand the necessity for a PM to monitor security cams, and have the ability to send ekeys, i wouldn't want someone to be able to access my amazon account throught some odd way via having my Blink acc

It's not rocket science - provide infrastructure, remove zoning regulations, remove rent regulationI see this as an education problem. 

The city doesn't proactively monitor this but when your neighbors call it in (and they will) they will crack down pretty hard.  

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

The hosting partner covers all gen. maintenance on everything but infrastructure, we cover that.

I have to spend a lot of time on identifying the right managers and deals, monitoring them, which isn't my idea of passive.On the plus side, if I can figure out DST 1031 and find trustworthy managers, I can rinse and repeat with my other properties with the same process. 

Mine can set door codes, message (or call) guests, schedule cleaners, adjust the thermostat, monitor my cameras, & call a plumber just as easily as a local PM can, for 1% of the costHire good cleaners, a solid handyman & befriend some helpful neighbors.

After all the role of Project manager by definition includes being responsible for monitoring, managing, controlling and closing a project.