There is also a large amount of freshly cut fire wood in one of the buildings, and the property doesn't have any wood burning devices.  

The downstairs tenant then told me that he couldn't record the upstairs tenant being loud, as his phone wouldn't be able to pick it up.My thinking here is that the downstairs tenant just doesn't like the upstairs tenant and wants him out, as any cell-phone today would be able to pick up loud stomping or a screaming match if it's keeping my downstairs tenants awake.So, short story long, I examined the damage to the door frame and concluded it was caused by the downstairs tenant pounding on the door and am planning on sending him a bill for the damage.

Whatever you get, just make sure the devices are compatible with each other (the wifi lock and the smart hub).Hope that helps a little bit.

They are suggesting to use the browser on mobile devices in the mean time.

I keep a log of gas used, mechanic bills for car, cell phone bill, partial meals if you're talking business, etc.  

Does anyone take property pics with their cell phone as opposed to a digital camera??

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What's the best way to bring wifi to my building so set up security cameras and fire alarm to the network? At the same time, I'd like to offer 'free' wifi as an amenity to my tenants.

Currently, the fire alarm runs ...

I just had an idea, wondering if anyone has done this (or if you even CAN do it).In the industry I work in, its pretty common to have remote monitoring devices for all sorts of things, ie: temperature, water flow, etc.

I just can’t see paying hundreds of dollars a month just to be connected to the hot device of the day.