Some of the reasons I went with erental lock is because you do not need internet-wifi, you can use the access code but you can also use a key (I like this as a last resort in case the lock stops working, only had to use it once but it was x the guests could not figure out the lock), it is semi-automatic, you actually have to unlock and lock the lock after entering the code, I like this because the battery tends to last longer. 

If you had remote locks on all doors and alerted current tenants you could potentially get on a video call with them when they arrive and show it to them remotely, unlocking the doors for them. 

Scum often leave one window unlocked in case they forget something.

One thing I think is interesting and we are both on Agreement on, is affordability improves significantly next year, dropping from 8 to mid low 6’s is something like a 15-20% improvement on the payment and “only” mid single digits price growth would unlock some affordability (Though I will say for the dc metro there will still be strong argument’s for renting because of how high the payments vs rent will still be , Baltimore and the eastern shore which are two much cheaper markets will probably start to become much more clear to buy). 

I believe anyone acting on the behalf of the owner must be licensed in Texas, so check into how much your friend can do...maybe unlock the door and lock back up.

Do you sell or refi to unlock the equity you gain?

I used to upcharge about 20% to work in dangerous areas.....every time you go out to the trucks, you have to lock and unlock everything...every time.

We can't run numbers without the unlocked area of Kissimmee.

It is like a meta analysis of most profitable (revenue vs median home price of the area), up and coming mid sized markets in either North America or Europe.Or you can get it as part of the global unlocked Market Minder annual subscription for about $10-12k/yr.

I leave my van unlocked, never had materials stolen from a house, etc. my clients have made lots of money there.