Minut multi sensor (but mainly for sound levels for us), zwave everything (door contacts, yale locks, thermostats, water leak sensors, temp/humidity sensors, garage door controllers, garage door tilt sensors (to see if the door is open/closed), security cameras covering all exterior entrances plus the driveway, zwave lights switches to remote control lights on exterior security floods and/or certain lights inside the property, some type of doorbell cam, zwave motion sensors, Samsung Smartthings hub, wifi smart plugs for certain devices inside...and the list goes on. 

It looks like that cost is going to be $500-$1000 per storm, and our CAM agreement is splitting that 50%.

@Cam Galasso PNC was the easiest.DDollar bank was fair.

So after talking to other people I cam up with this.

@Karla TorresThe true expenses may be low due to the leases being NNN with CAM charges to the tenants to cover taxes and insurance and other common area maintenance costs.

@Ray Trounday, are you sure tenant has full CAM reimbursement without caps or limits?  

The scope cam revealed that a previous owner had cleared the pipes before but not dealt with the problem.

Look at any CAM leakage with the leases that can affect NOI, any association back dues or special assessments coming for roads, etc. 

I really enjoyed working with Cam Villa at Golden Bay mortgage. 

Any advice is helpful (whether or not he cam move in, terms, ect).Thank you in advance!