So I had a sump pump battery backup installed.

So many seem to wear out due to sun and rain but the Schlage we have still looks like new.It uses 4 AA batteries and I get about a year out of them.

Some of my partners here locally and I have been discussing trying to have a monthly meeting to try to "recondition" the local wholesalers to be more realistic in their deal analyses.

Green Loans are now available to add improvements like Solar Roofs,100% full battery backups and EV charging on our properties. all loans make money available to rebuild from fires etc.

New chip factory, new battery factory, university...any regional medical centers....

They are a French-based power company that makes EV batteries.

I am there routinely with furnace filters and batteries for the CO2 detectors and smoke alarms.

Most of the people who hire us either have multiple units or if its just a single unit or house they work full time and do not have the time nor inclination to track all of the details needed such as making sure the unit is properly cleaned between guests, managing stocking of supplies, changing remote batteries, keeping sheets and towels fresh and most important of all being available on a moments notice if there is a problem.The platforms like AirBnB weight the guest reviews very heavily in how your property is ranked so positive guest reviews are directly correlated with the amount of money the unit earns each month.But having said all that I would recommend managing yourself if you have the time and energy - it can actually be a lot of fun!

Vacasa kept my home filthy, ruined my swim spa, ruined my golf cart batteries and stole personal property from me.

He also advise me that the local power company would basically act as a battery for my home.