I'm not an electrician, but I disagree that this will bring things to code; connecting the receptacle ground to a water line is not a good practice to follow.Here is a quote from a link discussing GFCI devices that you'll see below:All circuits must have an effective grounding system with low impedance on the ground wire back to the panelboard.http://www.compliance.gov/forms-pubs/eresources/fastfacts_GrndFltCirInterDec2009.pdfAnd based on that snippet, I would venture to say that even if you use a GFCI breaker in a panel, that you will still need to have a three-conductor wire going to the receptacles that are to be connected to that breaker, with that third wire being for the grounding.

To your point it is used as a way to compare dis-similar properties across a market.  

Do you have any recommendations on product, device, or professional services? 

About me:I started my career in medical devices, specifically in the cardiac space.

Sitting here watching your device waiting for ANY response or update is the most stressful thing I have ever been through.this roller coaster of relief then worry to realizing that there's a big chance you'll get evicted before you get a response?

I know people that use other devices have problems with this site.

Can anyone recommend certain cameras, or a device to put on the door in case someone tries to force entry? 

For noise there is also a new device that looks like a smoke detector to detect noise. 

Like putting a SIM intended for one device into something else...?

Current day job is medical device sales with an income of 60k a year that should dramatically increase over the next 5 years.