I usually present them with a basket of things I want them to use at move in, like assorted felt pads for furniture, a shower squeegee and a clear shower liner and rings if there's no built-in shower door, glass cooktop cleaner or stainless steel cleaner, a pet-safe home perimeter pest spray, and an extra mesh kitchen drain strainer so they have no excuses for a clogged kitchen drain. 

It's what's between your ears that counts.

Last year my framers were robbed at gun point while outside eating lunch, neighbor had a ring doorbell and cameras, but really couldn't make the guy out. 

Get a great housecleaning to be your eyes and ears and you'll be on your way.

I use the Yale SL, I manage it through my ring alarm/ring doorbell.I have that same lock in 4 houses, haven't had an issue and the double A batteries have lasted over 10 months so far.

@Derek Hobart use a 1) channel manager for guest messaging (Your Porter, IGMS, Smartbnb, OwnerRez to name a few), 2) dynamic pricing tool (Pricelabs or Beyond Pricing), 3) digital guest guide where you can embed short instructional videos (Hostfully), 4) WiFi lock (Schlage Smart Connect w/Smart Things Hun or Schlage Encode no hub needed), camera (Ring Cam) and thermostat (Honeywell).

I'm all ears to hear the terms you look to fund in a PM.

Obviously, this assumes that you buy the right properties at the right prices, as properties won't necessary go up in value indiscriminately.Fonatur's strategy is so successful that they're clearly gonna keep ringing and repeating it in new locations.

I’m still wet behind the ears and I’ve never encountered this before.

I would have my ear to the ground with knowledgeable real estate agents in the New York area on where buzz is just starting or where talk of new development/employers is rumbling.