I’m most locales, yes, you ‘technically’ do need a permit for anything more than a device/fixture replacement.

I know it's possible to monitor usage for specific circuits using a few different device options. 

Just checking if anyone has any experiences with them whether good or bad or any other device that they can give me regarding this information.Any help will be greatly appreciated!

That being said, I have helped a 911 dispatcher, bank manager, medical device salesperson, car salesperson, state trooper, and a mailman to name a few build their dual career to more than $4 million+ in closed annual volume.

Google is more targeted in my opinion because if you are comparing apples to apples Google and Facebooks targeting methods It is clear Google is just better.Facebook targeting works by tracking what you like and post on its platform, what other sites you browse as long as you remain logged in on that device, and essentially will create a profile of you so that advertisers can target you based on your interests (scary I know).

Works across all devices.  

I know some properties and I'm not talking about the code box's need some type of other device to access the home.

; check for excessive ice buildup in freezer or mold on refer gasket (if you provide); check for electrical hazards- extension cords under rugs, broken outlets, too many devices per circuit.Check for other hazards as well- loose stairs or railings, fire hazards like curtains next to the stove, or stacks and stacks of paper goods; cracked, broken, or missing window panes; uneven floor surfaces; look for signs of termites, rats, roaches, or unauthorized pets.

I have never taken out a loan for a vacation (no credit cards for that matter either......credit is a horrible device and a crutch of the impatient).

I dont know if Chicago has it yet but most mls or mlx systems are switching to a login system that you need a code from a little device that cycles every 30 seconds so even if you get the login and password from an agent you will still need to be on the phone with them every time you use it.