It kind of defeats the whole simple beauty of August.We were told by the lock company that we'd be able to create scheduled guest codes remotely using a particular hub but when we put it all together, we discovered that the only smart phone app available for that particular hub did not have the functionality that would allow us to do ANYTHING other than lock and unlock the door and check on the battery level remotely. 

With that said, I purchased a SENSI for a 3rd property and it works well as long as the battery (NEST doesn't have a battery) stays charged. 

I am not far from that plan.  1 extra roll of TP in each bathroom1 towel for each guest +1 extra for up to a 3 night stay.  2 extra towels for more than 3 nights  (I send out my linens to a wash house that charges by the pound)No extra bed linens unless they are staying longer than a weekSame kitchen stuff as you but only have 2 light bulbsAA and AAA batteries for remotesThrow away most items except for the (3) pairs of brand new size 13 nike's my son wears now and new designer flip flops my non-cleaning lady wears.

-You'll see debits in your monthly statement for bulbs,batteries, plunging toilet, etc..every month and you can't know if they actually did what you are being charged for!

we provide coffee/tea to every guest, and refresh linens per request, provide misc items like car brush/umbrella/battery, etc. 

Runs on AA batteries and there is a traditional key option if the batteries die

I am now in need for 50 alarms.I am looking for an alarm that fits the following criteria: 1) 10 year battery (so tenants don't take it down when beeps for low battery, 2) Photoelectronic and not Ionization. 

That way you could make sure the plumbing fixtures aren't leaking, the air filters are changed and smoke alarm batteries are changed.

However, just like anywhere you are in the country, there are going to be some areas, that are simply not a favorable space (East Cleveland, Cleveland Proper (except: Tremont, Ohio City, University Circle, Gordon Square, Duck Island, Battery Park, Detroit Shoreway and a few more notable spaces)) moving on, the remaining eastern communities will give you settings featuring lower-middle-upper middle class, as well as premium upper class communities, but they do not seem to be on your radar anyway.

The middle unit has smoke detectors without batteries.