This $10 device has saved our bacon on numerous occasions.

You can always put in water saving devices around the units.Also good for you wanting to self manage.

Personally, I’d stay away from them unless you have huge bad basis problems and/or you are getting towards the end of your actuarial lifespan and are using the zero as an estate planning device.

It runs on all mobile devices and across all major browsers. 

I am curious about if smart locks, lights, thermostats and any other smart device property improvements could be counted toward cost segregation.

For example, Scott loves Series LLCs, and there're attorneys who flat dismiss them as a viable device.

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The speed is acceptable, however I have connection issues with a device similar to this (smart thermostat) that goes offline all the time. 

I am a field sales representative for a medical device company, and the territory I'm responsible for is quite large: Staten Island, Brooklyn, Queens, and Long Island.

Just curious, what do you use to do your walk through inspections: paper and clipboard or electronic device such as your phone or tablet?