I have been guilty of staying cheap in areas that were cheap...never buy properties in bad area is the best lesson...I had  camera installed and saw thief cut the main power line and steal the cameras in Joliet and police reports and police is waste of time and insurance can be expensive...I have had simplisafe wireless alarm system that is great for identifying who comes in and leaves..because you can assign codes to each worker.if you could have a combo system of simplisafe  or another wireless system with a camera system combo that captures who is going in and out might be your best option...you need alarm system with video capture because we still have people leaving garbage in parking lot that alarms can't prevent...I have not come across anything better that has active alarm system with videos.

You could use:Smartbnb to auto reply, leave reviews, etc.VR Easy to notify staff and cleaners of turnoversVirtual Key- integrates with VR Easy and most electronic lock to change codes for each guest automatically and email them the codeVA to answer questions and screen guests based on a process/guides 

Hello BP community - I just did a search on listsource.com and narrowed it down quite significantly for my zip code using absentee owners. 

A recent probate file was advertised in the local Alameda county legal newspaper where the PR is located in Baton Rouge, LA and the area code is 225.I don't know why she's not returning my calls.

Otherwise that would be a fire/building code violation pretty much anywhere.

Maybe it balances.CA has recent water heater regulations that resulted in cost to code using licensed plumber of $1200 for a decent water heater and installation. 

These approvals can take more time (zoning, design review, subdivision platting, plan check of buildings under more stringent building codes), most all of which you'll skip on a rehab. 

I'm looking at buying a 24 unit multi-family property in Houston, in the zip code: 77090.

These are complex homes built to the California Building Standards Code that require installation and finishing to meet the regular California Building Code.Pedro's solution of trying to contact the manufacturers directlyThe manufacturers of modular homes (almost as a rule) don't sell directly to homeowners, so this is really a pointless loop that he is sending you on. 

I'm thinking of starting a lease to own initiative in the 53206 zip code sometime early to mid next year.