Stick to your budget as closely as possible.Creating a budget is like building a strong foundation for your financial future.It helps you reach your goals and avoid spending too much on things you don't really need.With a budget, you're in control of your money, and that's a skill that will serve you well in real estate and throughout your life.Tip 3: Research the MarketKnowledge is power in real estate.Take the time to research the market thoroughly.Learn about property values in your desired location, current market trends, and potential future developments.Understanding the market will help you make informed decisions and spot opportunities.Researching the market is like becoming a detective in the world of real estate.It's all about gathering clues and information to make wise decisions.When you're considering buying a property or investing in real estate, you need to understand the area where you plan to make your move.Start by looking into the neighborhood.What's it like?

Think of it as being a detective, searching for clues and gathering evidence to protect your interests.Why Due Diligence MattersHave you ever heard the saying, "Look before you leap"?

I can zoom in and out and rewind footage to where it detected motion.I also get an email with a picture upon motion activation of any area in the field of view that I select.

Is anybody else getting this crap? Then you change your password, and it takes it, then five minutes later IT COMPLAINS AGAIN??

@Chad HackThey have leak detection sensors you can buy that work fantastic - sense water they cut off power and water to heater

Mainly because these places are not easily detected.

Also some of the lock boxes are smart and detect if the key isnt returned.

An alarm attached to the swimming pool that will go off upon detection of contact with the water.

When the FSM did the pressure test there was a leak detected.  

Hi Everyone, Do you guys know about the best equipment that is not crazy expensive to detect if a wall is humid?