My question is whether or not it would be legal to charge our tenants based on the information provided by these devices as opposed to a submeter.

I'll be providing them with my scripts, questionnaires, company email, and set up my phone service to forward to their devices. 

All work completed by me unless noted:Hand Built Cedar Fencing400sqft Stamped Concrete Patio - ContractorCovered Patio Exhaust Hood over StoveOver 2000sqft of 14mm Premium LaminateFloating Vanity and Plumbing to Master VanityGranite Counters in Kitchen and Bathrooms - ContractorElectrical Work Throughout HouseSmart Switches and Devices ThroughoutPainted Whole House In / OutSprinkler System Repairs and Upgrade to Smart Controller What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

What if Elon Musk makes robots that actually become popular in home devices, will there be a repair men for those?

It is a filtering device investors use to quickly rule out homes that are not worth analyzing.

I work at an medical device factory but currently I am deployed overseas for the Indiana Army National Guard.

But you need a plumber to validate that you have upgrade all the items to water saving devices (toilets, shower/tubs and sinks). 

TODAY, received a letter from MetLife "YOu have removed your protective device thus you premium is changed"  now it's $82 more per year; It was only $450 before that. 

@Nathan G. when you say security camera with motion is that like a ring type device? 

*Not sure how to keep tab on fixing costs and warranties on devices replaced like water pumps and water heaters.