I've been monitoring the MLS for the last six-eight months hand haven't found anything that meet my criteria as far as quality vs. purchase price.  

to monitor lot.

In addition, craigslist no longer appears to monitor repeat ads as before so annoyingly similar ads for the same apartment (for example) will appear 10 or 12 times each day.  

This gets pretty involved with fire alarm and electrical connections to monitor and close the damper in the event of a fire.

The silver lining in this devastation is that we have a chance to build the power infrastructure in a way to off set future disaster.

I have studied by personally driving through the neighborhoods, noting investor activity, monitoring the patterns and numbers of foreclosure, monitoring the prices/comps, monitoring county auditor records, and having good chats with my mortgage broker friend who also has bought in the area.I am so confident that buying and holding in this area could turn out to be quite profitable in the future.  

This will enable you to monitor/ prevent temperature extremes in buildings especially if you don't make them pay for utilities. - I have other thoughts on this that I actually did a few day ago so if you want to check that out here is theLastly @Kurt G. in order to do the wifi as a service that you speak about you would pretty much just need to install a more robust network than Comcast, etc gives you and assign each apartment their own SSID.

Rising rates would temper property prices to adjust for the extra costs to borrowers.There is an expectation that the new administration will spend on infrastructure, creating jobs and putting more money into the hands of workers, which would lead to inflation as more money seeks the same number of goods.

Also, it would help if you put out a few signs saying the area is monitored, like "smile, you're on camera." 

They are paid to screen tenants and monitor the property....that means going to take a look every so often.