It exists solely for Ft Campbell and has no independent infrastructure of its own.

Candles – TENANT(S) are required to monitor any lite candles or incense.

Separate meters are the way to go, but before doing that, if you want to get an idea for a couple of months and then roll that into the rent, you can monitor each building's usage (assuming they run on separate circuits in the panel) using a TED unit such as one of these:  (I got mine on eBay for $100)http://www.theenergydetective.com/prohomestore.htm...We include in the lease for one unit (where electricity is included) that the amount included is $45 per month, based on years of record keeping for that unit.

We have already purchased the land and have enough equity to build the units and some infrastructure.

Servicing the mortgage costs money, seller has to pay CPA to do the accounting annual, they have to nag buyer to pay when it's late- deal with forced place insurance or unpaid property taxes and monitor these...Current rate for owner occupied around 7% If they are financing something they will be paying the current rate.

All infrastructure in place.

Build a quality product, including infrastructure.

Hi Jamarique WynnIt appears that you are in search of a camera that can help you monitor the progress of your rental property renovation in real-time.

Environmental Phase Two: Assessments/Subsurface Investigations: These projects include but are not limited to subsurface drilling and sampling, monitoring well installation and sampling, ground penetrating radar, and asbestos and lead sampling.

I will be monitoring this topic.