If you had all the utilities centered in one area you could room it off and
install cameras and a remotely controlled light. Put a sign on the door
"Cameras in use in this room, if you enter you will be recorded".
Sensors on things like a sump pump are a good idea. I've never been into home
monitoring but I see a good use case there.
-Curt
On Tuesday, December 17, 2019, 12:25:30 PM EST, Rick Knoble via Mercedes
<mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
Dimitri says:
>Many times tenants are idiots and are lazy, that’s why they are tenants. There
>are exceptions of course. Do you know how many tripped breaker calls I get?
>How many times a washer or dryer doesn’t work because it was accidentally
>unplugged, how many times tenants will go off to visit their parents in the
>dead of winter and shut off heat to the house so that the pipes will freeze
>up? Or leave for 2 weeks during winter and leave a window or even a back door
>wide open?
As much as I hate the idea of having a "smart home", in the case of a rental it
makes good sense. It would be great to be able to monitor temperature, sump
pump, garage door, etc. from the convenience of ones own phone or computer.
Obviously no cameras inside the house, but maybe cameras on the outside too.
Rick
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