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Harrison Liggett
  • Rental Property Investor
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Keeping track of vacant units!

Harrison Liggett
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Greensboro, NC
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Hey BP! 

An issue that I am currently working on right now is keeping track of the heat in my vacant rentals (25+ units at any given time). Particularly with the weather getting colder and colder here in PA we need to make sure we are regularly checking heat to make sure it is at a minimum to not shoot up costs but high enough not to let the pipes freeze. The other option would be to winterize. 

What system or applications would you recommend using to keep track of these?

Thank you for any input 

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Troy Sheets
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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Troy Sheets
  • Developer
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Simplisafe alarm systems, which I use in all my vacant/under construction units, have a temp sensor option. The system is cellular so no wifi needed. 

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