Hi Michael,As a locksmith have you heard of the Kiwiset SmartKey Technology?

With the lost key, I have something in my lease that says I call a locksmith and the charge goes to them if this happ Ns. 

I have SFRs and duplexes so I went to a locksmith and had them create a master key system.

SDG&E is currently working on a plan to upgrade all of its readers to a digital network it can monitor remotely, but for now your meter must remain accessible to the gas man.As a locksmith I can attest first hand to the costly alterations owners and managers have had to implement due to these unfamiliar requirements.

She texted back saying she would go with her friend to home depot and get this taken care of.Starting to wonder a little about this tenant.....a couple months ago she texted me and asked if I could drive 35 miles to her because she locked herself out of the property.....although I gave her two sets of keys when she moved in......Told her I would not be able to do it.....so she called a locksmith and they got her in.....$200.00 laterHer first month there the bathtub mysteriously ended up having to much water go through the overflow and it started leaking downstairs....at 3:30am.........I ended up paying for a plumber to come out for that one...................She's a youngster.....22 years old that passed all the background checks, etc....but it seems like every month or two something comes up with her....Meanwhile at my other rental....to a woman in her thirties......no problems........Interesting 

Are they going to charge you "an hour of labor" to send their PM representative to let watch the locksmith change the locks.  

Tenants won't know where or when you'd use that old lockset again, so it's as secure as one off the shelf (assuming you aren't rotating locks on the same multifamily) as long as it's not on their old unit after the next tenant is in. 3) If a locksmith can rekey your locks as is, that will be a one time cost you don't recoup.

They even go as far as bringing a locksmith, breaking in and changing the lock so they can show the house to the potential tenants who become the victims of the scam and they run away with all the cash. 

Ideally, a locksmith would just come out and change the chambers but I’m not sure if that’s a thing.

We will show up on December 9th with a locksmith to let us in our new house.