I was in eviction court once watching a case when the tenant presented print-outs of text messages regarding repair requests as evidence.  

Ignoring her, as we tried a few times, didn't work out well as she then took to calling the Fire Dept and Police Dept to the house to respond to her non-emergencies...the good Uniformed men & women of our town weren't pleased and strongly suggested that I get her under control.In any event, I'll be watching for this OCD RED FLAG in future screenings.Rick

It even could be the nights that one of your tenants has a few friends over to watch Netflix and drink beer, which involves more flushing of toilets.For Building 2, the spikes are not as defined, but they are still there... maybe the same causes. 

I've listened to a bunch of podcast from BP, as well as read content and watched videos from others sites.

I'm looking into Propertyware next, and will be going down my list of questions and wants while I watch their videos and do a trial period.Anywho, that's my 2 cents in case it's helpful  :-)Janel 

Carrot keeps coming up which is good and I have watched the demo. 

@Czarina Harris - Good question and one that I am pondering as well, due to the fact that I saw a recent post at the link below regarding challenges ahead for NPNs.I am looking to expand my business to include notes and will be closely watching this red flag.https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/70/topics/261...

If you search YouTube for Clint Coons, you can watch some videos of what they do and how they can help. 

@Karen Margrave The surge during Sandy did damage to most of the homes but a pocket of water or unsafe underlying ground is a great thing to watch out for.

So there are just millions up millions of these lots.. and If you think Florida think Lehigh acres and those areas.also if you want to know about the land business in a fun way watch the movie Glen Garry Glenn ross.. that was what I was raised in... my dad owned the company  LOL..