I'd figure you can monitor this rather easily.

I then set it up as re-occurring on a monthly frequency.

this is what every landlord needs to monitor...what is the competion doing?

Very interesting to monitor the progress of someone new starting out in real estate investing (like myself).

How they can actually monitor this I dont know, but they take a real strong stand against it.

If its a negative just keep monitoring it.

I think I have posted some of this already, but to consolidate the ideas, here goes: The secret: I select the "monitor" thread when I come across stuff where I like the discussion.

I mostly joined this forum because I've been monitoring the BP Blog and I found the information there to be very interesting and potentially beneficial (to me).I've been learning as much as I can about the RE industry because I believe that knowledge is power, not to mention I like to look well informed in front of my clients!

If you have some background as a loan officer i would say to monitor the loan itself to make sure of no turns and bumps.

Ask questions about their care plan and put in your lease the right to enter during pest spraying and filter change out so that you can monitor the situation.