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having tenants change keyless locks?
We would like to change our doors to keyless locks, to avoid locksmith/rekeying/lost keys in the future. We were looking at the ones you program remotely ($300+) so we'd have the option of full control from anywhere. Then I had the thought that if we just went with simple keypads (programmed only on site, we keep the backup physical key), we could require/help each tenant set their own code at move in.
That way we get our remote access/no rekeying, but without the high cost of remote programmable locks.
Thoughts?