Sometimes it just a fire inspection just checking smoke and fire alarms and fire extinguisher or sometimes it is an inspection from the town(checking windows doors, heating, and ac, etc).

Needless to say, that was rather alarming. 

Aloha,Assuming you have some type of alarm system in the property, you should fairly easily be able to come up with a temperature alarm that could reside IN the refrigerator, and communicate with the alarm panel via battery wireless.

Add your name/company name and phone number, which of course means scammers can't then use their own information.The second thing to do is to add an alarm system.

You should have an audible alarm to alert you/the Tenants to any pump failure.

I put a lockbox and an alarm on the property.

I know one source is the property tax bill, but the land value is alarmingly high, which leaves hardly anything to put towards the building value.

I'd like to install a home security/alarm system, and was wondering if anyone had any advice on this...how it would work with tenant arming and disarming the alarm, and what's the most efficient dummy-proof way to handle this.

Anything that is obviously used as a dwelling unit but isn't permitted is going to set off alarms for an appraiser.

Why would a thief steal two and leave two alone?