I just continue to monitor the market and when something I can't pass up comes along, I'll get it under contract and figure out how to buy it.To use a baseball analogy, I tend to think that you don't have to hit a home run every time, but if you consistently get on base (positive cash flow), you get to keep playing, and will probably win.I hope this helps you in your quest for the best ROI.Good luck!  

I can list them, however I'd rather get into solution mode.My preference is to put property into a title holding trust, you and your partner as beneficiaries subject to a simple operating agreement.

Monitored alarm.

I too have found it nearly impossible to get payoff figures from banks on superior notes.Did you ever find a solution to this?

Water leaks can be very expensive so you have to monitor readings and investigate any fluctuations.  

We also would like to avoid them being named as an owner to prevent them from any liability (though an umbrella policy may be the solution to that).

Also consider timers, one for a whole house fan to keep air circulating a few hours a day, and one for outside light(s), so they don't get left on all day.These aren't really wiring solutions, they can be added to almost any home's existing wiring.

I'd like to be able to set up recurring payments, which is not a feature they currently have.Other solutions like Erentpayment, etc: Most other solutions I've found so far seem to be more spendy.

It seems like the appropriate solutions is very specific to the region, so I'll talk to a local nursery.

Yet, these noteholders or the foreclosure attorneys, won't give payoff figures prior to the sale because of privacy laws.I've posted messages on this topic on BP just now hoping someone might know of a solution.