If you rush it or try to go 0-60 in 3 seconds, your battery will die.

Changing air filters, batteries in smoke detectors and so on are a tough task for many tenants.

Just my opinion based on having dealt with dozens of them.Your lease should include a list of common maintenance issues that a renter is responsible for: changing light bulbs, resetting breakers, plunging a toilet, testing smoke detectors and changing batteries, etc.

Charge rent.

@Jerry CockerhamPaper: easily portable and quick to start/stop.No battery required.

I am looking at Ring Spotlight Cam with battery.

The con to this system is that the wireless sensors run on battery but you dont have to tear up a whole house to run tstat wires. 

I can see the advantage of sheer cutting tool with the multiple angles, I think I will add these to my tool bag. https://www.idealtruevalue.com...I also recently bought the below wet/dry vacuum, the tool has the capability to be 120V or be battery powered if power isn't available.

Of course, there are other openers for sale — electric countertop versions, battery-operated ones that can fit into a drawer — but as reviews show, they all come with their own set of drawbacks: dropping cans onto the counter, using more battery power than expected, just not working, and impossible to fix yourself.

Right now since it is outside of the LLC, it is protected.Also on my tax returns, is it kosher for me to treat it as rental property and then charge rent to my small business and then claim the rent as part of my small business P&L?