In that type of case you should almost certainly have a sump pump with battery backup and a perimeter drainage system inside the house, since excavating to the toe of the foundation from the outside will likely be impossible and may not be able to solve the problem of high water table around the house (in these kinds of situations a finished basement is a bad idea anyway, but you have what you have).

Check under sinks for any water leaks, change filters, check smoke detector batteries, check for bug problems/pest controk, and perform any preventative maintenance 

I don't want a person with two assault/battery misdemeanors living in my property. 

You can delete, add, check deadbolt battery life and manage who goes in and out with passwords through the wink app.

@Joe Onorato If you tell me more about the system details (modules, racking and inverter brands, system size, date installed, SREC contract details, time remaining on that contract should be plenty) I’d be happy to give you my opinion on value if you’d like.

Highrise is the CRM module and they no longer support it which stinks since I have over 3000 contacts in highrise.

Do you prefer hardwired or battery powered?

How many detectors, frequency of battery changes, battery or hardware, carbon monoxide required, etc?

Those are the two big road-blocks you will hit trying to use anything in the standard battery of mortgage products.

Looks like its battery ignite stove, and I also went back to see what my contractor texted me and he said, "...didn't know how to light a gas stove for the first time".