I use Sifely for all of my STR and even put them on my own home, they’re cheaper than other brands because they’re “newer” but they have 5 entry options (finger print, key, phone, fobs, code) and can lock unlock remotely, I couldn’t find that in another lock that was under a certain price point if even then, also timed codes ect up to 250 and can change codes remotely, plus auto locks itself from 5-30 seconds after Only con is they don’t integrate with airbnb vrbo yet but I just recently got an email from them that it’s upcoming!

It's a 'few thousand' @Briana Phelps which includes your pre-licensing classes, registering and taking the exam, finger-printing, signing on with a brokerage (varies), registering with both the National Assoc. of Realtors as well as your local association which charges regular dues (varies but you can check with your local real estate associations), MLS dues, lockbox fees, signs, etc. 

inType=02&id=ng&inLicno=487898 Lawrence, Christopher Joseph 487898 Broker Active 09/30/2014 Fingerprinting requirements have been met.

Stainless can get lots of fingerprints and tenants will scratch. 

If you do stainless, do the fingerprint resistant ones. 

Also, probably best to install steel security doors (blast type thickness) that require facial, fingerprint, and password recognition in order to enter. 

Greasy fingerprints on the wall is not wear and tear.  

So far what I found is she has to get her fingerprints submitted and then proceed to take some online courses.

Has anyone tried those finger print scan locks?

I had no idea what it was unless I saw the crime scene tape, that is was charcoal used to find fingerprints.