Striaght Talk Wireless offers a pretty decent phone and 1 month plan for around $30.

My business is almost exclusively focused on developing wireless sites for the major carriers (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile).  

I think it turned off some folks.I'll probably put a wireless security system in the next property also.

Option 1) Wireless camera that backs up data to the cloud (requires a monthly internet service, which I currently do not have at the complex)Option 2) Camera that backs up data to an SD card (cheap, but I think the card will fill up quickly...like a few days at most)Option 3) Mock camera (may deter crime but could have a liability issue if someone was ever a victim to a crime)Option 4) Do nothingObviously this is not the same as having a home security system as most of us have an internet service plan.

Ideally I would like to be able to link a crm program with a Bluetooth wireless ear price so I can call from the program using the ipad.

It is wireless, can be removed, the Ring account is in the name of the tenant and is security based.take a look at https://www.thebalance.com/what-is-a-fixture-1798556

I’m looking at some wireless camera systems.

If she tries to overstep with the smoking, I would keep records of Emails mentioning the smoke, or text messages (printed from your wireless carrier) stating you brought up this (and any other) issues well before you moved out.

Because Providence allowed wireless systems, which were inexpensive (about $1300) and easy/quick to get approved and installed.  

Do you also use them for their wireless locks?