In areas where security is a concern we use the kind that has a motor that auto locks the door, in areas where it isn’t a concern we use the one where the deadbolt is manually turned to lock. batteries need to be checked and replaced quarterly with the key code set.

Remember to add into the equation the likely enormous reconditioning expenses for your residence before you can sell. 

However we never really turned the heat on because we recently found out that the control panel did not have batteries.

Also need to handle the split-out each month.Have heard property manager concerns about battery powered point of use solutions because of the maintenance.

A little Google research and a quick battery change and I was able to open the safe with the default code.BOO-YA!

Also need to handle the split-out each month.Have heard property manager concerns about battery powered point of use solutions because of the maintenance. 

I'm sure this is a block heater that prevents the truck from freezing up at night, not an electric truck that is charging the batteries.

Today I raked leaves at my flip that is for sale, worked in marketing of a vacant unit, wrote a list of things that need doing in order to clear my furnished rental, to make it ready to rent empty - scheduled Occupation Inspection with the city; changed batteries in the thermostat so that my tenant has heat.

For insurance inspections check all your smoke detectors are present and have batteries, check railings are secure.

(ie, tenants are responsible for changing water filter elements, fridge filters, furnace filters and smoke alarm batteries.)