s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1328745898&sr=1-5)I have a regular keyed entry for the main door, this one is almost a no-brainer as I don't want ex-tenants to have access to the common area after they move out and with 6 units, there could be a lot of rekeying.I'm thinking of setting it up as follows:Main door-8 unique codes -1 for each unit -1 "master code" that only I have -1 "maintenance code" that I can give out to contractorsEach apartment-3 unique codes -1 code matches tenants front door code -1 code is my master (this is on all doors) -1 code is maintenance code (also on all doors)Without doing much shopping around, this would cost me about $700 up front, $100 per lock.Here's my list of pros/cons...I'd love for somebody to add to itCons-High up-front cost $100 per lockPros-No lockouts-No rekey fees-No hassle for me to get in or give code to contractor-NO KEYSWhat do you think?

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My day job is Sr.

This information is based on my being a Licensed SR Loan Originator # 1157855 serving IN, FL and OH.

My name is Leon Moody Sr..

@Nate Garrett  or just follow Hurricanes that hammer the gulf coast this is what created this tax treatmentCirrus Sr 22 G-2  I bought 2 of them :)  before the GFC  had to buy them new to get the full tax treatment... its one of the only reason GA has survived without that tax break sales would be much much less.

Thanks sr.

Later I boosted my SR to $1800/mon which was around 40%.  

From their website they are located in California but all the homes that you see on their site are from Sr Louis or Michigan so the questions is, are they just referring you to the actual company in those markets or are they the ones actually involved, doing the work with their own team or crews in those markets?