How to enforce Water Sensors on lease agreement?
I have a rental property that'll be going on the market soon but it has a water heater that's on the older end. I want to place wifi water sensors in all the major potential leak areas around the house. So my question is, how do you enforce that the tenant keep those sensors up and active? Most sensors need to be connected to wifi and checked on every once and a blue moon.
Is the best move to mandate in the contract that the tenant maintain those connected sensors and connect them to the wifi they pay for? Seems like something that would be hard to enforce and I've never seen that on a lease before.