Exactly what I was thinking, even a small electronic that puts off heat can trick most basic sensors.

It was between $100-$150 for the additional electronic lock and I think that was money well spent.

This is also beneficial for you as you have an electronic record of your tax documents just in case you need them in the future.Signing documents is also easier with remote/virtual accountants.

How about a barking dog alarm like this Rex the Barking Dog alarm seen here:http://www.amazon.com/ED-50-Electronic-Watchdog-Barking-Alarm/dp/B002XITC5G/ref=sr_1_1?

@Kevin McDonald When I have an out-of-town tenant wanting to sign a lease, I have them do electronic signatures on a pdf lease I send via email (and the I sign it electronically afterward and email them the completed agreement).

We took back a Duplex we sold Deed In Lieu of.We then had to evict the tenants who were on welfare & were quite nasty about leaving.They left some nice tools etc but one room was packed full of very nice electronics some with school ID's.We had the local sheriff drop by & the plan was to wait until the tenant called for 'his' property.

These are the processes of electronically combing through websites and snatching specific data from them.

The best part is if you have an electronic fax, you can autofax it as well.

it's like opening a local electronics store competing with amazon.  

I tried the electronic route over and over again, but in this case I have found out I need to stick to writing it down, for me, technology cannot replace everything.