A lot of them are designed to run on a big battery; check to see if it can just run from the charger all the time.One drawback is that it may only have a relatively wide-angle lens; as far as I know you can't usually swap lenses like you can with a "real" security camera.Wally World sells a few and the big local hunting / sporting goods store will have more.

For about $10, you can get a programmable lockbox that does not require an internet connection or batteries.

Then, you have the cost for insurance, registration and normal maintenance e.g. batteries that often cost up to $200 these days.

Seems like regular wear.Get the sealed smoke alarms that are good for ten years and can’t have the batteries removed.

While its accounting module is nice and easy to use, I really enjoy the other aspects of its rental business software.

If you don't know there isn't much going on there except for a small private college, and a small battery factory, it's a dorment market in my opinion.... the point is they were clearing 5k a month in net cash flow.

However, if you're the self-managing owner and landlord of a property, you control if any part of the water supply piping is changed, and you can periodically test your outlets when you change your batteries in the smoke/CO detectors every year.

@Brandon Turner, that's one heck of a battery life ;) I called the electric company.

Change the batteries once a year so far.

Batteries last about 6 months.