Some cities require commercial fire alarms, but usually for 3/4+ unit properties.

For example I'd be very surprised if all it needs is 10-12k worth of work so that would sound alarm bells for me right there.

Alarm??

Now that you've added yourself to the insurance policy, can you actually access someone else financial records (loan amount balance) without setting off alarms?

Tampa rents and property values are increasing alarmingly fast with a craze of out of state investors and home buyers.Get a slice of Florida appreciation.

Good insurance and maybe some basic protections like a door/fence alarm for the pool.

They often will have two pumps so if one clogs the other can keep working, and will also have a high water alarm, so that you don't flood anything if they aren't working.

If most VRBO's do have a pool then make sure you have the proper insurance follow regulations (fence around pool etc) maybe even have an alarm on the pool that would buzz in the house if surface water disturbed like if someone fell in.Then have a professional pool company maintain it.

Hi,I have a unit that is vacant and I would like to take some measures to keep squatters out. Can anyone recommend certain cameras, or a device to put on the door in case someone tries to force entry? Thanks

I was having customers call their own alarm company and I show up to find some alarm yokel drilling a hole in the center of a beam.