They have $30K cars, $500 phones, the newest gadgets and technology but are now without a job and have no real assets to speak of.  

I would say the "smart home" market has been pretty good on the custom home side of things and is now recently become more accessible to the average home owner as the original systems were wired and had very expensive hardware needed to operate the gadgets.That's all for now.Thank you all for reading I hope this helps and isn't to redundant from what others have said.Please feel free to contact me with any additional questions as I love  technology and gadgets and if I don't know the answer I'll be more then happy to seek it out.Derek

These units also don't have a lot of outlets to accommodate the many smartphones, tablets, PCs and wireless gadgets make up part of every day life for professional white collar workers buy tons of power strip outlets to plug them in  is a fire hazard violates City of Chicago building codes .

New electrical code is a lot more expensive to wire with the advent of AFCI breakers and other whiz-bang safety gadgets. 

As a parent, it's stressful wanting to be able to give them more (by that, I don't mean money/expensive gadgets) but a more suitable living environment (no cockroaches/mice infested/ants).

You can't control it from your gadget tho.

The little electrical gadgets are great for your information.

If you play inspector gadget like @Michael Julian is saying to do and you find out he is living there, then you would get her kicked out.

Duplex is currently vacant but should easily rent as it is in a highly desirable area and retail has an existing tenant on month-to-month.Retail space is my main concern at the moment especially with the current tenant being a long(er) tenant as a Vape shop that most likely sells CBD and the likes.

He doesn’t smoke or vape, any painting was 7 months ago, and as far as we know there is no mold issues.