Tons of trash left in the home and in the garage along with personal possessions - toiletries in bathroom, decrepit looking washer and dryer in basement (not hooked up and seemingly long unused ), old couch, old truck tires, vehicle battery, TV stand, mower and vac in garage. 

Another more expensive option is to have a keypad with multiple pins, that would cost more to setup and batteries would need to be changed too.Let me know what you do, thanks!

But it will cover battery-storage technology (up to a certain capacity).

Making tenants feel safe (motion detector lights, fire ext in unit, peep holes in door, smoke detectors with battery back up in all BR's and hallway, renovated baths, extra storage and off street parking all help tenants feel cared for, safe and secure.)

The GC had a newer DeWalt battery powered saw-zaw and it could not cut it.

Honda is building a new battery plant in Fayette County, a $3.5 billion investment.

There are a few general requirements such as:Battery Storage Technology: Battery must have a minimum capacity of three kilowatt-hours.Solar Water Heating: The property must be certified by the Solar Rating Certification Corporation (or an entity that is comparable)Geothermal Heat Pumps: At the time the expenditures are made, the heat pump must meet all Energy Star standards that are in effect.Energy Efficient Home Improvement CreditThis tax credit rewards those taxpayers that make upgrades in order to reduce the overall energy consumption of their home.

There's some unique problems we ran into: batteries dying on a keypad mid-stay, refrigerator shutting itself down because the freezer wasn't opened for over a month, when do you switch out air filter for the HVAC?

Second, our tenants sign a lease addendum that specifies, among other things:1) I/WE UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT IT IS OUR CHOSEN RESPONSIBILITYTO MAINTAIN THE QUALITY AND INTEGRITY OF THE ABOVEMENTIONEDPROPERTY, AND THAT WE WILL PERFORM, OR CAUSE TO BE PERFORMED,THOSE MAINTENANCE TASKS WHICH INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:KEEPING THE CARPETS AND FLOORS CLEAN AND UNCLUTTEREDREPLACING THE FURNACE FILTER AT LEAST EVERY THREE (3) MONTHSKEEPING WALLS AND CEILINGS FREE OF MARKS, STAINS, AND DAMAGEMAINTAINING A CLEAN, PEST-FREE INTERIORKEEPING ALL APPLIANCES CLEAN AND WELL-MAINTAINEDREPLACING THE BATTERIES IN SMOKE DETECTORS AND THERMOSTATSCLEANING GUTTERS AND DOWNSPOUTS AT LEAST EVERY SIX (6) MONTHS 2) I/WE UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT MANAGEMENT WILL CONDUCTSCHEDULED SAFETY INSPECTIONS OF THE PROPERTY TO ENSURE THATADEQUATE MAINTENANCE IS BEING PERFORMED AND I/WE AGREE TO FULLYCOOPERATE IN THE SCHEDULING AND PERFORMANCE OF THESE SAFETYINSPECTIONS.So, when it's Safety Inspection time, we just call up the tenant and schedule one.

Also he let certain things slide that I won't, like constantly replacing furnace filters, and smoke alarm batteries.