Some have a flashing red light (battery), that makes it look like it is recording.

Over time 50% is merely a guideline.10% management10% vacancy30% operating and expensesThese numbers come out to about 50% over time although each category might be slightly more than the other depending on circumstances.Now if you have where the landlord pays water/sewer etc. you can spend up to 60 to 65% total of gross income.If you have a brand new building costs might be more in the 40 to 45% range at first.If you don't maintain then you will get hit with big capital costs down the road or a reduced price when you sell.Those units mentioned becoming vacant if they tenant has been there for years and years you will have a big reconditioning capital costs and loss of rent time period going in.

It's supposed to be one of these 10 year battery life type alarms. 

I like that there's a diverse employment base here between the hospital and plenty of light manufacturing inside a 30 minute commute- NSK Steering Systems, Kaman Composite Structures, Energizer Battery, Mack Moldings. 

It's a consumable like batteries in a smoke detector. - Miniblinds (that have been damaged by the tenant) - Mini blinds where in good working order when the tenant moved in.

Basic idea is to have something reliable, to keep cost down, and to be able to view the property remotely, with minimal fuss after installation (ideally wired / don't need to replace batteries every few months etc).Thanks!

it still appears flipping is healthy although slowing The article talked of fernley,nv(son lives there) very small town mostly sub 150$k homes benefiting from the tsla battery factory near by.

It’s great that you acknowledge that you’ll need time to recharge your battery.

They had me removing the battery and a lot of other silly stuff.

Usually I'll do individual showings, but I can direct them to two or three open house blocks during a week, often when I'm there reconditioning the unit for the next tenant.