Download app to both devices, activate an account on the one to be used as camera, sign in on the monitoring device & you're done.There is also an app for the android but with so many of the kids iPhones floating around I haven't bothered to review it.

That's a camera that gets pushed down the sewer pipe.

After they calculate the tax equivalent yield they might hit double digits.

@Ken T.I know of many Canadians are taking advantage of the combination of low interest rate & double digit return cash on cash; has bought into US market.2% is not easy to get in most areas of US market(depending on market & area). 1% is not even easy in war zone area in Canada( although war zone area in Canada is mickey mouse to US).

Then save up until I have enough to invest again.On the other hand, if I know how to invest in real estate, where I can consistently make double digit rates of return, often over 20%. 

I don't know if a camera with a locator is considered 'sophisticated', but I would start with that (if I remember right, my local RR did not do camera locating).

I see double digit inflation in our futures.

If the criteria to be a private money lender is no fees, 100% LTV, single digit interest rate and minimal underwriting then they are certainly not that.I think they are both, hard money lenders because they weigh the hard asset as collateral for the loan way more than borrower's credit and income when making the lending decision; and private money lenders because loans are sourced from private party funds.I know folks that refer to themselves as private party lender that charge more fees and interest than other folks I know the call themselves hard money lenders.

I own two companies, Rewind Memories (digital conversion company) and That's Crisp (boutique design agency).

Send a camera down the line.