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Lockbox/Camera setup for self tours of vacant units?
Does anyone here have a system set up like OpenDoor for allowing potential tenants to view a vacant unit? Where an electronic lockbox (with ability to remotely change code) is just left at the door? I was thinking of having this. I have some property out of state. I'm thinking of a way to set this up, instead of having to hire out someone to do the showings.
One thought was to potentially set up a security camera system. While no items would be in the unit, I would want something in place in case there was any property damage, or unauthorized people in the house.
If anyone has experience with this, I would like to hear from them. What lock box do you use, do you use a surveillance system, has this method been successful for you?
Thank you