It is no applicable to a single family home in most cases.

We take applications for a week or so before we show, then we tell all the applicants we will be showing the property for 30 minutes on a specific day.  

It has everything you need from networking with other investors to free online courses and videos for you to watch and learn from.

You will want your manager to run as many applications as possible and after 10 or so, choose the best one.

At BP, not only can you network with other investors, you can watch the free online videos, learn from the free online courses, and listen to BP's podcast in itunes.

If you install, I wouldn't give access to tenants to monitor, We had outdoor cameras at a big complex I managed, people knew how to skirt them and was only the stupid ones that were actually occasionally caught, we had one in the pool area and that we used alot to monitor the swim area where it made sense.But they get wise, they rip the cameras out, or bust them up.I couldn't really see a reason for your size property,, I actually think it would make new tenants wonder why you would need them, as if the area was a WATCH ZONE..

Over time, I watched businesses close and move out, the center fall into disrepair, it become virtually abandoned by the out-of-state owner, and finally clinging to life with the faint pulse of a sole business - a modestly successful local gym.

I've been reading the blogs and watching the podcasts for several months now.

Watching the city council recently debate the rent control issue was interesting. 

@Melissa Gittens I watched the market on this house until it dropped into a range the offer would get accepted.