I just completed my CE for my mortgage bankers license here in Oregon today.what I found interesting and wanted to share is there was a module on license requirements as it relates to selling real estate.State of Oregon has now included Equitable interest in their definition of selling real estate.the laws we know are virtually the same in the country.. and only some state enforce this.But Oregon is the first one I have seen that has included equitable interest.

Also consider a battery-powered backup in case the power fails.

Biggest challenge of keyless systems is battery replacement.2) PMC's - see bottom of answer3) Your PMC will cover this, but it is ALWAYS good to understand pricing, so you're not overcharged.4) We've not seen any benefits with different brands.5) Pretty standard to have a clause in your lease that you are NOT responsible for appliance repair or replacement.In our experience, the #1 mistake owners make when selecting a Property Management Company (PMC) is ASSUMING instead of CONFIRMING.It's often a case of not doing enough research, as they don't know what they don't know!

I spent this past 2 weeks applying for online lenders, and I've had millions (well, maybe a hundred) of phone calls from cash advance merchants that waste time and phone battery, and I'm pretty sure they will not stop calling me for at least 6 months. 

I had to install smoke/CO detectors with non-removable batteries before selling my condo in CA.

Running out of batteries means that I have to take a trip out to the unit, and I hate taking trips out to my units.

For example the cost of the module is $130k, and they told me my budget of $200-225k is "tight." 

They use a battery for backup, but if it beeps and they remove the battery guess what happens?

They use distance sensors and algorithims to map an area so they can go room to room on the same floor.They also roll themselves back to the recharging station when the battery gets low, and after getting charged, pick up where they left off.You can schedule it to run every day, every three days, whatever.Biggest drawback is that the dust bin is a little small.

Here's my experience: accept the Section 8 applicant, inspector comes about a week after; he's required to fail you based on one minor infraction, such as a loose wall plate, missing fire extinguisher, smoke alarm without battery, etc.