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Maura O'Connor Is there a good cigarette smoke detector with WiFi or memory?
25 October 2022 | 16 replies
They'll deny they ever smoked in there and you aren't able to put cameras in there either.
Erin O'Connor Smith [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal in Michigan repost
2 October 2019 | 8 replies
In a nutshell.Purchase Price 90,000Interest Rate 5.5%Down payment 20% 18,000Closing Cost 7,446 (includes prepaid taxes, insurance for 1 year, appraisal, loan fees)Inspection 600 (includes home inspection, camera scoping and cleaning the sewer line)Property Management fee 1100Rent Cert 250Misc repairs 1000Total Invested 28,396Projected rent 1100/monthProjected cash flow 188.19/month for a 7.95% CoC RoI (this is after all expenses like PM fees, Insurance, Taxes, mortgage and vacancy, maintenance, Cap Ex at 5% for each)I know it's not a home run but for my first property to get into and prove to the people I work with that I'm serious about investing I am OK with the outcome. 
Lesley Whitley Problems with trash in carport and dumpster area
27 September 2019 | 3 replies
Put up video cameras and big signs that say the area is under surveillance.
Davido Davido Many Advantages of Landlord Controlled Wi-Fi
28 September 2019 | 4 replies
Landlord set up and control of the property Wi-Fi can provide many advantages, from becoming a small but steady source of extra revenue, to enhancing security (remote control and recording of gates, entries, exterior building & common area cameras); to saving time (remote entry control & rekeying of door codes); to saving money on maintenance (through instant water leak notification & advance indications of appliance malfunction); to saving both tenant and Landlord money on energy usage through remote timing and/or turn on/off all or some lights, appliances and devices;  to ensuring compliance with lease agreements (real time notice of smoking on property, excess people on property), and so much more.Did you know that for $300 (plus installation), a landlord can install a device that will record and report in real time the energy consumption of pretty much any electrical device on the property (https://sense.com/ ) ( https://www.schneider-electric.us/en/home/smart-home/wiser/wiser-app/ ).
Jonathan Grannick Great energy consultant in the ATL area?
4 October 2019 | 6 replies
I bought a FLIR One Camera that will provide infrared read out information.
Amanda R. Criminal Mischief to Property (Non-Tenants)
24 October 2019 | 6 replies
I had a 4-camera system put on my house (professionally installed) with a 2-terabyte DVR and it only cost me $1200 cash.
Charles Ngansop HAUNTED UNITS IN A MULTIFAMILY: KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY
8 October 2019 | 15 replies
The spirit shines or illuminates on a flashlight like the one from a camera.5/ Call the ExpertIf you have your journal ready with enough evidences, it’s time to call a Paranormal or parapsychologist expert for further investigation.6/ Perform a house cleansings:If you're a Christ Follower and empowered by the Holy Spirit, the authority of Christ (Luke 10:17-20), you could easily perform a spiritual house cleansing.
John Mark Pollard Need Help Advice on this MHP Deal (septic)
7 October 2019 | 6 replies
@John Mark Pollard:Hire a certified septic inspector that uses a camera to inspect a septic system.  
Ryan Nodurft Tenants door was kicked in
11 October 2019 | 11 replies
I hope you're able to get things figured out; maybe inquire with a neighbor if they have a camera facing the property -- might be able to get a clearer idea of what actually happened. 
Gil A. Any bad experiences with Property Management Pros
8 October 2019 | 10 replies
No one could possible pay licensing fees, insurance, agent commissions, software, rent, vendors vetting, accounting, website, advertising, cameras, phones, internet, etc for $79/month.