Non-Invasive Monitoring Systems, Inc.

Pittsburgh businesses, of all sizes, are being attracted by the reconstruction of former industrial sites and the renovation of various neighborhoods by Investors looking to cash in on Pittsburgh's infrastructure boom.

Have a minimum age restriction, get a photo ID from renters, get a security deposit, have an exterior camera to monitor for too many people or unauthorized pets etc.We keep taking most of our profits to make upgrades to the property, but house does pay for it self so we have a free Lake house!

If you are not there to monitor and work with them, you cannot know for sure whether they worked.Once you are skilled enough with home repairs, you can lead the projects yourself and hire help for a lower rate if help is desired.You will probably save tens of thousands of dollars over haggling with contractors over large jobs and make some good contacts along the way who you may trust in the future to work independently.

Also if landlord pays utilities that is something to monitor. 

Of course it’s a highly undesirable situation but I was left to make a choice out of a bad scenario.I have been project managing everyday remotely, buying all the materials and having them delivered and trying to monitor the work as closely as possible.

Monitor your account online..

On top of this, my tenants are making a mess almost every week and the city is sending notices to clean up the place or pay a fine for them to do it.I have a property manager and we have started to discuss cameras, so we can narrow down who is causing the problem.Does anybody have any recommendations for camera companies that are reasonable and would be easy for my manager to monitor?  

If I could pick the home up as-is and just monitor the situation while continuing to have it as a rental, would that be an option?

Give them a small job and observe/monitor to see what they say and how they perform.