Thinking of things like keypad door entry, thermostats, fire detectors, water leak alarms...

I started this project hoping i could efficiently review the most amount of properties in order to maximize the potential investment options to bid at auction....this is what I have so far.First thing i did was to create the listings, I matched the properties been auctioned with their corresponding pics and the property specs (rooms, size, floors etc.).Second, for each property I automated the data collection process from public records and created a report with: Foreclosure info, owner info, taxes data, liens including mortgages , satisfaction of mortgages,  assigments, violations and permits and court dockets.This data is updated daily to capture new filings (specially the dockets to capture bk and motions to cancel sales)Now that i have the data i can apply my personal "preferences" to go through the report and in a few minutes discard  properties that have certain attributes I "dislike". 

Lights motion activated for those nighttime visitors. 

CO detectors are cheap if you don't already have them.

If they file for summary judgment in a judicial foreclosure state a lot of info will be attached to the motion. 

I would like to have a company called Containers In Motion (located in Boca Raton, FL) build a residential storage container in my large backyard (for the single-family home), and would like to separate the double lot into two individual lots to build a residential storage container (one per lot).

The real estate industry and how it works isn't too familiar because no matter how much research I do, I've still never gone through the motions.

In my short term rental I have a CO2 and natural gas detector to alarm occupants.

The door is open toilet water seem to be running mostly smoke detector is beeping and tenants phone going straight on voicemail.

I'm also going through the unit to do any basic repairs and test the fire/smoke detectors too.