It uses AA batteries which last about a year for me.

Define routine maintenance such as changing standard light bulbs, smoke detector batteries, window AC filter cleaning, range hood filter cleaning, basic pest control, that are Tenant responsibility.

The alarm panel should at least have a backup battery so that even if the power is out and the pumps are off, you are warned that it's filled up and shouldn't keep flushing.

https://www.wdrb.com/news/fina...Moving along smoothly, lots of income and infrastructure coming into the area 40,000 people! 

We'd love to move to a more happening place for the next one (battery, beltline, west midtown, piedmont park), and it looks like the numbers on an STR would be the only way to make that work.

Two cleaners, plus my wife and I and help from our 3 kids worked each day around the workers to clean, replace furnace filter, replace bulbs and batteries, mop and wipe all surfaces, throw out trash, move furniture, re-hang pictures etc.Don't think I want to do that again soon.

Also go through the house and change toilet flapper valves if needed, air filters, batteries in remotes and smoke detectors, anything that might need attention in the next year.

If a tropical storm is approaching and you have guests staying at your property, here are some items to consider providing:- Water bottles- A battery pack so guests can charge phones- Battery powered lanterns- Battery powered fans- A radio for weather updates- Flashlights - Spare batteriesA safe space I would suggest storing these items before a storm arises would be in your owners closet with coded access for guests.Although not necessarily terrifying in every case, smaller storms still have the capability to cause power outages and severe flooding which could end up preventing your guests from being able to leave.If a hurricane is approaching, be proactive with any upcoming reservations.

David left off the following:septic tank the was fullMobile home on a lot that was paid, but without the mobile home on it.Countless homes with no roofAbandoned railroad tracks Closed in oil or gas rigs.Salt water tankingShut down Battery recycling plant or tire plantFinally, my favorite,A sealed barn.

The day they checked in, I get a notification from my Google Nest Camera that my battery is at 5%.