I use a flashlight and turn off the lights when I test.

Retain the services of a qualified attorney as necessary.I found an interesting document on the internet that may shed some light on your situation.

Can some people shed some light, possibly giving a bit of insight.

Last year I bought a house in the spring and bought siding, gutters, roofing, lumber, lights, dishwasher, prolly 80% of my materials and got a rebate chexk of nearly $500.

I just finished adding an addition to a house and used Amazon for many bath and lighting items.

If you are paying utilities I recommend replacing older lightbulbs with LEDs in areas where the light is on a lot (porch lights, security lights, common areas).

Light 'em up!

i use a low cost approach, and I've had good success. i bought a adt alarm sign and a camera sign, and put them out front. i bought 2 fake cameras. in the inside i have two lights attached to timers and a cheap radio attached to a timer.

These are the light oak, probably mass produced 15 or so years ago, installed in the tract homes in my subdivision, and probably thousands of others.

What if they spill a can of paint thinner, that happens to hit a hot light, and "poof" a fire insues, and there goes your property.