When we started our I got a bit worried after the first 3 months as bookings began slowing down and had to use every single trick to get my listing to move up - description, photos, amenities, etc. ..This is the property I monitor very closely every month or so.

Are there potentially other areas I should also monitor for small multi family’s?

These areas often have lower property prices and are poised for growth.Areas near new commercial developments, infrastructure projects, or large employers can be promising.

There is a lot of beautification and infrastructure projects that the city is constantly putting into place to encourage newcomers to give the rubber city a shot. 

This change will be crucial for real estate professionals and investors to monitor, as it could lead to shifts in market demand and supply dynamics, possibly opening avenues in previously overlooked areas.2.

Some submetering companies will offer meters for free but charge a higher monthly monitoring rate to recoup the cost or even lease the meters out.

The are joining an existing network with infrastructure and process and the process has proven results so the geographical location of where the person lives does not matter. 

For example, in your case building an ADU may be a good investment since it allows you to monitor your properties from your primary residence and not be stressed about any damages occurring as you can keep an eye on things. 

Even if you have to pay a bit for it, having the defense of "I cleared it with my lawyer, I did my due diligence" could prove very important down the road.But in my non-professional non-legal opinion, having cameras to monitor common-areas seems pretty above-board to me. 

The objective: SFR 3/1 25k-45k in decent working class neighborhoods.Result: pretty satisfied with solid returns but also conscious that you must pay attention to details and be monitoring everything.